GIFT  OF 


VINEYARDS  IN  SONOMA  COUNTY; 


THE  REPORT  OF  I.  DETURK,  COMMISSIONER 
FOR  THE  SONOMA  DISTRICT, 


BOARD  OF  STATE  VITICULTURAL  COMMISSIONERS   OF  CALIFORNIA, 


PUBLISHED  BY  THE  BOARD  OF  STATE  VITICULTURAL 
COMMISSIONERS. 


SACRAMENTO: 

STATE  OFFICE,    :  :  :  :   :  A.  j.  JOHNSTON,  SUPT.  STATE  PRINTING. 

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OFFICERS  AND  MEMBERS  OF  THE  BOARD. 


JOHN  T.  DOYLE,  President San  Francisco. 

Commissioner  for  the  State  at  Large. 

CHARLES  BUNDSCHU,  Vice-President _. San  Francisco. 

Commissioner  for  the  San  Francisco  District. 

ALLEN  TOWLE,  Treasurer Towles. 

Commissioner  for  the  El  Dorado  District. 

j.  DEBARTH  SHORE San  Gabriel. 

Commissioner  for  the  State  at  Large. 

GEORGE  WEST Stockton 

Commissioner  for  the  San  Joaquin  District. 

ISAAC  DETUR4K._ Santa  Rosa. 

Commissioner  for  the  Sonoma  District. 

E.  C.  PRIBER.. - — Napa. 

Commissioner  for  the  Napa  District. 

R.  D.  STEPHENS  .: Sacramento. 

Commissioner  for  the  Sacramento  District. 

E.  C.  BICHOWSKY  San  Gabriel. 

Commissioner  for  the  Los  Angeles  District. 


WINFIELD  SCOTT,  Secretary.. San  Francisco. 

CLARENCE  J.  WETMORE,  Chief  Executive  Viticultural  and  Health  Officer.... 

_ Livermore  and  San  Francisco. 

Office  of  the  Board: 
101  SANSOME  STREET,  SAN  FRANCISCO. 


THE  VINEYARDS  OF  SONOMA  COUNTY. 


REPORT    OF    I.    DeTURK, 

Commissioner  for  the  Sonoma  District. 

SANTA  ROSA,  June  30,  1893. 
To  the  Board  of  State  Viticultural  Commissioners: 

GENTLEMEN:  I  herewith  submit  the  report  of  Allen  B.  Lemmon,  Esq., 
on  the  condition  of  the  vineyards  of  Sonoma  County,  and  the  census  of 
the  same,  as  obtained  by  him  under  my  direction,  together  with  the 
report  of  Winfield  Scott,  Secretary,  on  the  scope  of  the  work  and  the 
recapitulation  of  the  figures  obtained. 

Respectfully  submitted. 

i.  DETURK, 

Commissioner  for  the  Sonoma  District. 


REPORT  OF  WINFIELD  SCOTT. 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  June  30,  1893. 

Hon.  I.  DETURK,  Commissioner  for  the  Sonoma  District: 

•  SIR:  At  your  request  I  have  prepared  a  recapitulation  of  the  census 
of  Sonoma  County  made  under  your  direction.  As  with  the  work 
prosecuted  in  Napa,  Alameda,  and  Santa  Clara  Counties,  the  following 
blank  was  used: 


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The  returns  tabulated  are  as  follows: 

TOTAL  IN  SONOMA  COUNTY. 
Total  numberpf  vineyards...  .............  .............  .  .........  -----  .........  ...  .....  832. 

Total  acreage  in  vines  ...........  _  .....  .  .....  --------  .................  ______  23,291%  acres. 

Acreage  in  bearing  ----------------  ........  .  ......  ------------  ......  --------  21,908%  acres. 

Acreage  in  wine  grapes  ---------  ......  ----  ......  -----  ........................  22,613  acres. 

Acreage  in  table  grapes  ___________  ......................  .  ............  .  ........  664%  acres. 

Acreage  in  raisin  grapes  ...................  ____________  ..........  ..  .......  ______  14  acres. 

Infested  by  phylloxera  __  ......  _.  ..............  _________  .....  __________  ........  ..801  acres. 

Same  good  for  but  one  crop  more  _________________  .......  _____  ...............  .-.328  acres. 

(Riparia  _.  ______  .....  ._  ......  ..  .278  acres. 
Rupestris  ..........  .._  .....  ________  None. 
Lenoir  .........  _________________  289  acres. 
Other  ______________  .....  .  .....  _.136  acres. 

1  Variety  not  named  ______________  Balance. 

f  Grafted  and  bearing  __________  684%  acres. 

Planted  to  resistants  ..........  ..2.328X  acres    ™  ££*  bearing...         ..WSacres. 

[Not  reported  _____________________  Balance. 

Crop  in  1892  ____  .....  ______________  .._  .....  ___________  .......  _  .....  .  .......  ....  48,409%  tons. 

Cooperage.  ..  ..  7,676,300  gallons 


The  recapitulation  of  the  districts  in  the  county  is  as  follows: 

FIRST  DISTRICT. 

Comprising  Vallejo  and  Sonoma  Townships. 
Number  of  vineyards  ____________  ........  ______  ._  ......  .  ...........  ............  _______  136. 

Total  acreage  in  vines  ___________________________  .........  ___________________  5,535%  acres. 

Acreage  in  bearing  .  .......  ______________________  ............  ______  .....  ______  4,942%  acres. 

Acreage  in  wine  grapes  ___________  ............  _______________________________  5,182%  acres. 

Acreage  in  table  grapes  ________________________________  .....  _._  .......  .  .........  353  acres. 

Infested  by  phylloxera  ______________  ......  ____________________  .......  __________  782  acres. 

Same  good  for  only  one  more  crop  _______________  .....  _____  .....  _______  ________  328  acres. 

f  Riperia.-.  ........  .  ........  ______  265  acres. 

|  Rupestris  ___________________________  None. 

Planted  to  resistants  _________  .....  1,186  acres-!  Lenoir  __________________________  259  acres. 

I  Other  varieties  ________  .......  ...136  acres. 

[Unspecified  ____  ________________  526  acres. 

[Grafted  and  in  bearing  __________  550  acres. 

Planted  to  resistants  ..............  l,186acresj  g^^*^*."         ^^ 

[  Unspecified  __________  ........  _____  Balance. 

Crop  in  1892  _______  ......  _________________  .....  ______  .....  ____________________  5.870%  tons. 

cooperage...  .  ..2,84o,c<x)  gallons 


SECOND  DISTRICT. 

Comprising  Analy  and  Petaluma  Townships. 
Number  of  vineyards  ____  ................................  ____  ...........  .  .....  .  .....  ...97. 

Total  acreage  in  vines  _________  .....  _____________  _  .........  .._  ...........  ______  1,869  acres. 

Acreage  in  bearing  _______________________________  ......  ______________  ........  ..1,841  acres. 

Acreage  in  wine  grapes  ........  ________________  .  .  .................  __________  1,835%  acres. 

Acreage  in  table  grapes  ...  .....  ____________________________________  .......  _____  32%  acres. 

Acreage  in  raisins.  .......  ______  .......  _________________  ......  ___________  .........  ..1  acre. 

Cropinl892  ..........  ..  .................  _  .........  _  ..........  ____  5,000  tons. 


THIRD  DISTRICT. 

Comprising  Santa  Rosa  and  Russian  River  Townships. 
Number  of  vineyards  ____________  ................  _____________________  ..........  _  .....  384. 

Total  acreage  in  vines  .........................  ____________  ..................  ____  7,894  acres. 

Acreage  in  bearing  ____________________  ............  _  ...........  .  .........  ______  7,406  acres. 

Acreage  in  wine  grapes  ......  _.  .................  ____________________________  7,745%  acres. 

Acreage  in  table  grapes  __________  ............  _  .....  .  ......  .  ........  .  .......  ...148%  acres. 

Infested  by  phylloxera  __________________________________  ..  .....  ._    .  ..........  _.18  acres. 

Planted  to  resistants  (not  specified)  _____  ......  ______  ................  _  .........  ...6  acres. 

Crop  in  1892..  .....  ____  ............  _____  ........  .  ......  ____  ............  ______  16,572%  tons. 


FOURTH  DISTRICT. 

Comprising  Cloverdale,  Mendocino,  Knights  Valley,  and  Washington. 

Number  of  vineyards  .......  ____________  .....  .  .........  .  .....  _________________________  282. 

Total  acreage  in  grapes  ______  .............  ________  ........  ---------------------  7,241  acres. 

Acreage  in  bearing  ______  .....  ___________  ......  ____  i  ..........  _  .....  __________  6,987  acres. 

Acreage  in  wine  grapes  ____  .....  _________________  .......  -----  .....  ------------  7,105>^  acres. 

Acreage  in  table  grapes  .....  _______  ...............  -----  .....  ------------------  123  %  acres. 

Acreage  in  raisin  grapes  .........  ______________________________________  ..........  12  acres. 

Infested  by  phylloxera  ..........  ______  .......  ________________________________  .....  .1  acre. 

fRiparia  __________________________  13  acres. 

Planted  to  resistant*  ..........  ~-W.^\$S3£±^^^~jK^ 

[Unspecified  _________________  .....  Balance. 

(Grafted  and  bearing  ____________  134%  acres. 
Grafted  but  not  bearing  ____________  None. 
Not  yet  grafted  ___________________  2  acres. 

Crop  in  1892.  _.  ...........  _  .....  ___________________________  .....  ________________  19,327  tons. 

n  oocfkKnn      n          (Oak_.  ...398,200  gallons. 

Cooperage..  ..2,260,500  gallons  |Redwood    .......  ________  l^SOO  gallons. 

FIFTH  DISTRICT. 

Comprising  the  Townships  of  Bodega,  Ocean,  Redwood,  and  Salt  Point. 

Number  of  vineyards  _____________________  .........  ___________  ..........  _______________  33. 

Total  acreage  in  vines  ........  _.  .  ______________________  ......  _  .............  _____  752  acres. 

Acreage  in  bearing.  __     __________________  .......  _____  ...........  .  .......  ________  732  acres. 

Acreage  in  wine  grapes  ___________________________  _______________________________  744  acres. 

Acreage  in  table  grapes  _______________________  .....  ________  .......  ____________  _-_.^7  acres. 

Acreage  in  raisin  grapes  .........  _______________________________  .........  ...:  ______  1  acre. 

Crop  in  1892  _______________  ......  _  _______  ........  ___________________  .......  _____  1,640  tons. 

Cooperage  ..  .....  646,450  gaUons 


Respectfully  submitted. 

WINFIELD  SCOTT, 

Secretary. 


REPORT  OF  ALLEN  B.  LEMMON. 

SANTA  ROSA,  CAL.,  June  20,  1893. 

Hon.  I.  DETURK,  Viticultural  Commissioner  for  the  Sonoma  District: 

DEAR  SIR:  Herewith  I  submit  my  report  of  the  canvass  of  Sonoma 
County  in  the  collection  of  vineyard  and  wine  statistics,  as  per  blank 
forms  furnished  by  you  for  such  purpose. 

In  doing  this  work,  I  first  sent  a  circular  letter  to  all  vineyardists, 
with  a  blank  form  and  addressed  stamped  envelope  for  the  reply,  ask- 
ing for  the  desired  information.  This  was  preliminary  to  the  general 
visitation  of  the  county,  and  thus  I  secured  a  showing  from  about  two 
hundred  vineyardists.  This  was  followed  by  visitation  to  every  neigh- 
borhood and  to  almost  every  vineyard. 

^  IThe  statistics  have  been  collected  and  classified  by  supervisor  districts, 
of  which  there  are  five.  After  careful  study  of  the  county,  this  seemed 
to  me  to  be  the  most  satisfactory  division  of  the  territory.  The  first 
district  includes  the  Sonoma  Valley,  in  which  phylloxera  has  done  the 
greatest  damage,  with  some  contiguous  country.  The  vineyards  about 
Sebastopol,  in  Analy  Township,  and  the  few  vineyards  about  Petaluma 
constitute  the  second  district.  The  third  district  is  composed  of  Santa 
Rosa  and  Russian  River  Townships;  the  fourth  of  the  Healdsburg 
country  and  the  territory  north  and  east  of  there,  and  the  fifth  the 
coast  region  of  the  county. 


Much  attention  has  been  given  to  the  vineyards  infested  by  phylloxera. 
In  some  instances  the  patience  of  the  owners  has  been  wearied  by  the 
questions  asked.  It  was  ascertained  that  in  some  instances  high  fertiliza- 
tion and  very  thorough  cultivation  were  tried,  but  the  ravages  of  the 
disease  continued  just  the  same.  One  or  two  flooded  their  vineyards 
with  water,  where  it  could  be  done,  but  this  did  not  tend  to  check  the 
deadly  work  of  the  disease.  Bisulphide  of  carbon  was  tried,  but  it 
proved  too  expensive,  and  is  not  known  to  have  done  much  good.  Such 
efforts  to  save  vineyards  were  exceptional  cases.  Most  grape  growers 
have  made  no  effort  whatever  at  special  treatment,  either  digging  out 
the  infested  vineyard  and  planting  the  ground  to  something  else,  or 
replanting  with  resistants  as  the  old  vines  have  died. 

From  the  best  information  obtainable,  I  conclude  that  the  first  ap- 
pearance of  phylloxera  in  this  county  was  in  the  Dresel-Gundlach 
vineyard,  a  few  miles  south  of  Sonoma,  in  1874  or  1875.  There,  much 
money  was  expended  on  suggested  remedies  and  in  experimenting  with 
resistants.  In  time  all  the  old  vines  were  destroyed  and  resistants 
took  their  place,  and  the  vineyard  is  now  in  a  very  flourishing  con- 
dition. 

From  this  old  and  noted  vineyard  the  phylloxera  has  extended  north 
some  twenty  miles.  At  Glen  Ellen  it  crossed  over  into  Bennett  Valley 
some  five  or  six  years  ago,  through  which  it  has  entered  northward 
several  miles.  Three  years  ago  the  disease  made  its  appearance  in  the 
Upper  Russian'  River  Valley,  in  the  vineyards  of  L.  G.  Ellis  and  C.  P. 
Moore.  These  vineyards  are  about  three  miles  apart,  and  the  river 
flows  between  them.  Mr.  Ellis  can  offer  no  explanation  for  the  appear- 
ance of  the  insects  in  his  vineyard,  unless  it  was  brought  there  with 
some  cuttings  received  from  a  district  in  which  phylloxera  has  since 
shown  itself.  Mr.  Moore  shipped  some  of  his  grapes  to  a  winery  in  an 
infested  district  a  few  years  ago,  and  he  thinks  the  troublesome  insect 
may  have  been  carried  to  his  home  in  the  boxes  returned.  There  are 
one  or  two  other  vineyards  in  the  neighborhood  of  that  of  Mr.  Moore 
in  which  a  considerable  number  of  vines  have  died,  but  the  owners 
attribute  the  loss  to  other  causes. 

The  work  of  destruction  is  very  apparent  in  the  extensive  vineyard 
owned  by  J.  G.  Fair  in  Vallejo  Township.  One  field  of  nearly  forty 
acres  is  badly  infested,  and  a  single  spot  of  a  few  rods  square  was  found 
in  a  neighboring  vineyard. 

In  all  other  sections  of  the  county  the  vines  were  found  to  be  healthy, 
except  an  occasional  touch  of  black  knot.  The  people  owning  vine- 
yards on  the  deep  sandy  loam  that  predominates  in  Analy  Township 
are  quite  hopeful  that  vines  in  soil  of  that  character  are  safe  from 
attacks  of  phylloxera,  but  those  cultivating  the  heavier  loams  do  not 
speak  with  as  much  confidence.  Within  a  few  days,  men  who  pro- 
nounced their  vines  healthy  two  months  ago  have  reported  the  recent 
appearance  of  phylloxera  in  their  vineyards. 

In  the  Sonoma  Valley  a  considerable  number  of  resistant  vineyards 
have  been  planted,  but  many  old  vineyards  have  disappeared  and  their 
owners  have  abandoned  the  culture  of  the  grape.  In  other  portions  of 
the  county  there  is  much  talk  of  turning  attention  to  other  crops. 
Grape  growers  are  generally  much  discouraged — some  on  account  of  the 
ravages  of  the  phylloxera,  and  others  at  the  low  prices  which  have  long 
prevailed.  While  a  few  have  added  somewhat  to  their  vineyards  and 


are  hoping  that  the  day  is  not  distant  when  grape  growing  will  be  again 
profitable,  the  greater  number  are  discouraged. 

As  will  be  seen  by  examination  of  the  detailed  report  submitted, 
many  more  Riparia  have  been  planted  than  any  other  of  the  resistant 
variety.  While  these  vines  are  slower  growers  than  some  others,  they 
are  generally  regarded  as  the  most  reliable.  As  most  of  the  resistant 
vineyards  are  young,  just  coming  into  bearing,  it  has  not  been  possible 
to  get  much  information  in  regard  to  results.  At  the  same  time,  it  may 
be  said  that  there  is  great  confidence  that  resistant  vineyards  \vill  be 
permanent,  and  that  in  the  near  future  they  are  likely  to  be  profitable. 

In  attempting  to  grow  resistant  vineyards,  there  have  been  some 
mistakes  in  grafting.  It  will  not  do  to  graft  too  low.  If  this  is  done 
the  grafts  are  likely  to  throw  out  roots,  and  in  time  take  the  place  of 
the  resistant  root.  This  is  followed  by  phylloxera  killing  the  vine,  and 
thus  all  the  work  and  expense  have  been  for  naught.  It  seems  settled 
that  the  graft  should  be  put  in  at  about  the  surface  of  the  ground. 
There  is  difference  of  opinion  as  to  the  kind  of  grafting  best  to  apply 
to  the  grape,  as  will  be  seen  by  examination  of  the  remarks  of  some  of 
the  vineyardists. 

While  phylloxera  has  done  great  harm  in  portions  of  this  county,  it 
is  gratifying  to  note  the  many  large  and  important  districts  injwhich 
the  vines  are  still  healthy  and  give  promise  of  good  returns.  In  jour- 
neying about  the  county,  not  nearly  as  many  infested  vineyards  were 
found  as  had  been  reported.  With  great  valleys  as  well  as  large  areas 
of  upland  entirely  free  from  phylloxera  or  other  disease,  after  its  exist- 
ence in  parts  of  the  county  for  many  years,  it  would  seem  likely  that 
the  prominence  of  this  section  for  grape  growing  and  wine  making  will 
long  be  maintained. 

The  increased  acreage  of  table  grapes  is  noted.  Also,  that  this  crop 
is  usually  quite  profitable.  There  are  a  considerable  number  of  such 
vineyards,  and  more  are  being  planted  every  year. 

While  the  report  shows  returns  from  832  vineyards,  aggregating  23,- 
291-2  acres,  with  a  yield  last  year  of  48,409|  tons,  there  are  many  small 
vineyards  of  less  than  five  acres  which  have  not  been  reported".  It  is 
believed  that  there  are  at  least  one  hundred  of  these,  whose  aggregate 
acreage  is  certainly  250. 

The  winery  returns  are  not  as  complete  as  would  be  desirable,  but  the 
best  has  been  done.  Some  wine  makers  have  declined  to  give  any 
figures,  and  others  have  made  statements  that  were  afterward  found  to 
be  incorrect.  In  some  instances  two  letters  were  written  without  get- 
ting any  returns,  and  afterward,  on  visiting  the  winery,  nobody  was 
found  there  who  was  able  to  give  the  particulars  asked  for. 

The  collection  of  these  statistics  was  not  an  unpleasant  task.  Most 
grape  growers  were  found  to  be  very  reasonable  and  accommodating. 
After  frankly  talking  the  matter  over  with  them,  not  more  than  a  half 
dozen  declined  to  answer  the  questions  asked  to  the  best  of  their  ability. 
In  doing  this  work  the  writer  has  had  opportunity  to  meet  in  a  friendly 
way  and  talk  a  few  minutes  with  most  of  the  men  in  this  county  engaged 
in  this  important  industry.  This  has  given  me  a  knowledge  of  their 
business  that  could  have  been  secured  in  no  other  way,  and  in  submit- 
ting this  report  I  return  thanks  to  you  for  the  favor  you  bestowed  in 
permitting  me  to  make  this  canvass. 

Respectfully  submitted. 

ALLEN  B.  LEMMON. 


REPORT  ON  VINEYARDS, 


FIRST  DISTRICT. 

COMPRISING  VALLEJO  AND  SONOMA  TOWNSHIPS. 


Agnew,  S.  J.,  Sonoma. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  slopes  slightly 
to  the  south;  crop,  10  tons. 

Aguillon,  A.,  Sonoma— Total,  7  acres;  infested  by  phylloxera,  3  acres;  planted  to  resist- 
ants (Lenoir),  4  acres;  soil  light  adobe  and  gravelly;  low  lying;  south  exposure;  crop,  2 
tons. 

Akers,  M.  P.,  Shellville. — Between  4  and  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  valley 
or  low  lying  land;  crop,  11  tons. 

Batto,  John,  Sonoma. — Total,  25  acres;  in  bearing,  18  acres;  infested  by  phylloxera,  18 
acres;  all  good  for  one  more  crop;  light  gravelly  soil;  low  lying;  southern  exposure; 
crop,  30  tons.  An  old  vineyard  at  the  north  side  of  Sonoma  Valley.  There  have  been  7 
acres  planted  to  resistants— 3  to  Riparia  and  4  to  Lenoir.  The  resistant  vines  are  not 
yet  in  bearing. 

Sell,  Mrs.  Teressa,  Glen  Ellen— Total,  75  acres;  in  bearing,  75  acres;  all  infested  by 
phylloxera,  but  apparently  good  for  one  more  crop;  soil  light  gravelly,  part  of  the  tract 
being  upland  and  part  mountain;  southern  and  western  exposure;  crop,  about  50  tons. 

This  is  the  former  J.  H.  Drummond  place  of  150  acres,  once  planted  to  superior  foreign 
varieties  and  noted  for  its  vineyard.  It  is  now  badly  infested  by  phylloxera,  half  the 
vineyard,  or  75  acres,  being  entirely  gone,  and  the  other  half  near  the  end  of  its  exist- 
ence. It  is  proposed  to  clean  up  the  entire  vineyard  after  this  year  and  use  the  land  for 
other  purposes. 

Bihler,  William,  Lakeville. — Total,  15  acres;  in  bearing,  12  acres;  soil  reddish  land  and 
light  adobe;  upland;  western  exposure.  A  young  vineyard  near  San  Pablo  Bay,  the  last 
crop  being  only  10  tons. 

Black,  Mrs.  J.  W.,  Petaluma. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing  and  all  wine  grapes;  soil 
gravelly  loam;  summit  of  Sonoma  Mountain;  southeast  exposure;  crop  estimated  at 
about  12  tons. 

Boletti,  V.,  Sonoma.— Total,  18  acres;  in  bearing,  12  acres;  infested  by  phylloxera,  12  acres, 
but  all  good  for  more  than  one  crop;  planted  to  resistants  (Lenoir),  6  acres;  soil  black 
loam;  low  lying;  southern  exposure;  crop,  12  tons. 

Bassaca,  Frank,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  16  acres;  in  bearing,  6  acres;  infested  by  phylloxera, 
16  acres;  all  good  for  one  more  crop;  soil  red  gravelly;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop, 
6  tons. 

Bowen,  John  D.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  all  infested  by  phylloxera — 
the  remnant  of  an  old  v,ineyard;  soil  red  gravel;  mountain;  exposure  in  all  directions; 
crop,  45  tons;  no  wine  on  hand;  cooperage,  10,000  gallons  oak  and  5,000  gallons  redwood. 
This  vineyard  is  at  the  northern  end  of  Sonoma  Mountain  and  is  1,700  feet  above  sea- 
level. 

Bowen,  John,  Glen  Ellen.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  all  infested  by  phylloxera;  good 
for  one  more  crop;  soil  gravelly  black  loam;  mountain;  south  and  east  exposure;  crop, 
40  tons.  This  vineyard  is  on  the  mountains  near  the  Napa  County  line.  Half  of  it  has 
been  killed  by  phylloxera. 

Boyes,  Capt.  H.  E.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  of  this  vineyard  1%  acres 
have  been  planted  to  Lenoir  vines;  soil  dark  loam;  low  lying;  southeast  exposure;  crop, 
20  tons.  This  vineyard  is  now  but  one  third  the  size  it  was  at  the  making  of  the  last 
report. 

Breitenbach,  F.,  Sonoma. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  all  infested  by  phylloxera,  4 
acres  being  considered  good  for  one  more  crop  and  2  acres  for  a  longer  time;  gravelly 
loam;  low  lying;  level  land,  fully  exposed  to  wind  and  rain;  has  done  nothing  with 
infested  vines,  but  expects  to  take  them  out  and  plant  the  land  to  something  else;  crop, 
about  6  tons. 

Burgess,  P.  B.,  Sonoma. — Total,  8  acres;  planted  to  resistants  (Riparia),  but  not  in 
bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  low  lying;  southern  exposure;  wine  on  hand,  7,000  gallons; 
cooperage,  100,000  gallons,  of  which  40,000  is  oak  and  60,000  is  redwood. 

Burris,  Mrs.  E.,  Sonoma. — Total,  40  acres;  not  in  bearing;  planted  to  wine  grapes,  20 
acres;  to  table  grapes,  20  acres;  all  on  resistant  (Riparia)  stocks;  soil  light  loam;  low 
lying;  southern  exposure.  This  vineyard  was  destroyed  by  phylloxera,  and  an  equal 
number  of  acres  have  been  planted  with  resistant  stocks. 


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Cady,  M.  K.,  Agua  Caliente. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing,  and  all  planted  to  wine 
grapes;  all  infested  by  phylloxera,  15  acres  being  good  for  one  more  crop,  and  10  acres 
for  more  than  one  crop;  planted  to  resistants  (Lenoir),  3  acres;  soil  light  gravelly,  part 
being  alluvial  and  part  adobe;  low  land;  southwest  exposure;  crop,  60  tons;  wine  on 
hand,  7,000  gallons;  cooperage,  30,000  gallons,  half  being  oak  and  half  redwood.  This 
vineyard  formerly  consisted  of  50  acres,  half  of  which  died  out  and  the  vines  were  dug 
up.  The  Tokays  and  Isabellas  were  not  affected  by  phylloxera  and  they  remain  strong 
and  healthy. 

California  Home  for  Feeble-Minded  Children,  Glen  Ellen.— Total,  50  acres;  in  bearing,  40 
acres;  wine  grapes,  5  acres;  table  grapes,  45  acres;  infested  by  phylloxera,  15  acres,  good 
for  one  more  crop;  planted  to  resistants  (Riparia),  10  acres,  grafted  but  not  in  bearing; 
soil  light  clay  and  gravel;  part  low  lying  and  part  upland;  north  and  west  exposure; 
crop,  50  tons. 

Campbell,  B.  F.,  Sonoma. — Total,  21  acres;  in  bearing,  16  acres;  acres  in  wine  grapes,  10; 
in  table  grapes,  10;  infested  by  phylloxera,  10  acres,  all  good  for  one  more  crop;  planted 
to  resistants  (Lenoir),  10  acres,  half  of  which  is  grafted  and  in  bearing,  the  other  5  acres 
being  grafted  but  not  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  low  lying;  southern  exposure;  crop, 
40  tons.  This  vineyard  is  north  of  the  town  of  Sonoma  and  in  the  valley  of  the  same 
name.  In  this  locality  the  Tokay  grape  ripens  well  and  colors  most  satisfactorily. 

Carpenter  &  Gilchrist,  South  Los  Guilicos.—  Total,  20  acres;  in  bearing,  15  acres;  wine 
grapes,  18  acres;  table  grapes,  2  acres;  infested  by  phylloxera,  10  acres,  all  good  for  more 
than  one  crop;  soil  light  clay;  mountain;  southern  and  eastern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 
This  vineyard  is  high  up  on  the  mountain,  near  the  Napa  and  Sonoma  County  line. 

Charles,  E.  L.,  Lakeville. — Total,  20  acres;  in  bearing,  20  acres,  of  which  18  acres  are  wine 
and  2  acres  table  grapes;  no  disease  noted;  soil  adobe  loam;  upland;  southwest  exposure; 
crop,  27  tons,  only  9  acres  being  in  bearing  last  year. 

Chauvet,  J.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing,  but  most  of  the  vines  ha_ve  been 
taken  by  phylloxera;  have  been  putting  in  resistant  roots  as  the  other  vines  have  died 
out;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  6  tons;  stock  of  wine  on  hand 
about  100,000  gallons;  cooperage,  200,000  gallons,  half  being  oak  and  half  redwood. 

Clark,  Mrs.  C.,  South  Los  Guilicos.— Total,  108  acres;  all  in  bearing,  and  all  wine  grapes; 
soil  red  gravel  and  black  loam;  part  lowland  and  part  hills;  southern  exposure;  crop, 
250  tons.  This  vineyard  lies  at  the  base  of  mountains  just  north  of  the  village  of  Ken- 
wood, or  South  Los  Uuilicos,  and  is  one  of  the  best  in  the  valley. 

Clark,  Geo.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  5  acres;  Tokays;  crop,  10  tons. 

Clarke,  Robert,  Agua  Caliente. — Total,  20  acres;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  all  planted  to 
resistants  (Riparia),  half  of  which  have  been  grafted  and  are  now  in  bearing;  soil  black 
loam;  low  lying;  southern  exposure;  crop,  18  tons.  This  was  formerly  a  vineyard  of  25 
acres,  but  phylloxera  wholly  destroyed  it  and  20  acres  have  been  replanted,  as  stated 
above. 

Cooper,  J.  S.  and  J.  R.,  Sonoma.— Total,  1  acres;  in  bearing,  3  acres;  table  grapes,  4  acres; 
wine  grapes,  3  acres;  infested  by  phylloxera,  3  acres,  which  have  been  replanted  to 
Lenoir,  but  have  not  yet  been  grafted;  soil  rich  alluvial;  low  lying;  full  exposure;  crop, 
10  tons. 

DeTurk,  I.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  125  acres;  in  bearing,  100 acres;  all  wine  grapes;  infested 
by  phylloxera,  100  acres,  of  which  40  acres  are  good  for  only  one  more  crop  and  60  acres 
for  more  than  another  crop;  all  to  be  replanted  with  resistants;  now  planted  to  re- 
sistants (Riparia),  25  acres,  not  yet  grafted;  soil  red  gravelly  loarn;  rolling  upland,  the 
exposure  being  to  all  points  of  the  compass;  is  not  certain  as  to  the  most  resistant 
European  varieties;  has  given  the  attacked  vines  very  little  special  attention,  pulling 
them  out  when  they  have  become  much  diseased;  crop,  64  tons;  stock  of  wine  on  hand, 
500,000  gallons;  cooperage,  640,000  gallons,  of  which  90,000  gallons  is  oak  and  550,000 
gallons  redwood. 

This  vineyard  was  planted  in  1884,  1885,  and  1886.  Mr.  DeTurk  has  had  much  expe- 
rience in  growing  grapes  and  making  wine.  More  than  thirty  years  ago  he  started  the 
noted  Yum  pa  vineyard,  now  the  property  of  G.  W.  Davis,  and  he  gave  close  study  and 
attention  to  the  grape  and  wine  business.  His  new  vineyard  ground  was  selected  as 
being  superior  in  all  respects,  and  only  the  best  and  most  approved  varieties  of  wine 
grapes  were  planted.  J  ust  after  the  young  vineyard  came  into  bearing,  some  four  or  five 
years  ago,  the  phylloxera  appeared.  It  first  attacked  the  Chauche  Noir  varieties,  and  it 
now  affects  all  varieties  of  vinifera.  The  crop  was  not  much  affected  by  the  disease 
until  last  year. 

Dowdell  &  Son,  El  Verano—  Total,  10  acres;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  all  wine  grapes;  red 
soil;  low  lying;  northern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Drahms,  Augustus,  San  Quentin  (vineyard  near  Sonoma). — Total,  25  acres;  in  bearing, 
22  acres;  wine  grapes,  10  acres;  table  grapes,  15  acres;  infested  by  phylloxera,  3  acres; 
good  for  only  one  more  crop,  2  acres;  good  for  more  than  another  crop,  20  acres;  planted 
to  resistants,  15  acres,  of  which  9  acres  is  Riparia  and  6  acres  other  varieties;  grafted 
and  in  bearing,  9  acres;  Zinfandel  and  Chasselas  grafted  on  Riparia  succeed  best;  of 


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Tokays  on  their  own  roots  there  are  6  acres,  partly  but  not  whofly  resistant,  but  will 
not  do  on  soil  in  which  the  disease  exists,  as  they  grow  slowly  and  sometimes  bear,  but 
finally  succumb;  soil  light  sandy  loam;  slightly  rolling;  westerly  exposure;  infested 
vines'have  been  taken  up  and  Riparia  and  Lenoir  vines  have  been  put  in;  crop,  30  tons. 
Mr.  Drahms  has  great  faith  in  resistant  stocks.  He  thinks  it  a  question  of  out  a  few 
years  when  all  other  vineyards  will  be  dead,  and  that  then  those  planted  to  resistant 
roots  will  become  very  valuable. 

Dresel,  Carl,  Sonoma. — Total,  45  acres;  acres  in  bearing,  23;  all  in  wine  grapes;  acres  in 
resistants,  45;  all  resistants,  except  a  few,  Lenoir  and  Elvira;  soil  volcanic,  some  lime, 
chalk,  and  gravelly  loam;  upland;  southwestern  exposure;  crop,  90  tons;  made  13,000 
gallons  of  wine  last  year. 

Dresel  &  Co.,  Sonoma. — Total,  85  acres;  all  wine  grapes;  60  acres  in  bearing;  all  resist- 
ants, the  phylloxera  having  taken  the  entire  old  vineyard — Riparia,  75  acres;  Lenoir,  5 
acres;  Elvira,  4  acres;  Taylor,  1  acre;  grafted  and  in  bearing,  60  acres;  grafted  and  not  in 
bearing,  25  acres;  all  varieties  succeed  well  on  resistant  stocks,  especially  the  Riparia; 
great  variety  of  soil,  gravelly,  light,  and  sandy  loam;  upland;  southwest  exposure;  none 
of  the  European  varieties  proved  resistant;  made  from  home  vineyard,  37,000  gallons  of 
wine;  entire  vintage,  115,000  gallons;  stock  of  wine  on  hand,  250,000  gallons;  cooperage, 
359,000  gallons,  of  which  295,000  gallons  is  oak  and  64,000  gallons  is  redwood. 

The  two  Dresel  vineyards,  that  of  Mr.  Gundlach  and  of  the  Henry  Winkle  estate,  con- 
stitute the  famous  purchase  of  1857  by  the  elder  Dresel  and  his  associates,  with  some 
additions  since  secured.  Phylloxera  attacked  these  vineyards  in  1874  and  1875.  In  1878 
experiments  with  resistants  were  begun.  The  Taylor  and  Riparia  were  the  first  tried. 
Since  then  all  resistants  have  been  tried  in  these  vmevards,  and  all  the  leading  varieties 
of  wine  grapes  have  been  used  as  grafts.  Mr.  Dresel  has  least  confidence  in  the  Taylor 
and  Elvira.  The  vineyards  on  the  Dresel  and  Gundlach  places  show  superior  care  and 
cultivation,  the  vines  being  vigorous  and  entirely  healthy.  The  winery  is  supplied  with 
water  from  an  artesian  well,  which  was  secured  after  almost  a  fortune  had  been  spent  on 
experiments. 

Duerson,  John,  Perm's  Grove. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing,  and  all  wine  grapes;  gravelly 
loam;  mountain;  northeast  exposure;  crop,  8  tons. 

Dunn,  T.  M.,  Sonoma. — Total,  40  acres;  nearly  all  dead,  killed  by  phylloxera;  has  planted 
10  acres  of  resistants,  half  each  of  Riparia  and  Lenoir;  all  grafted,  but  not  yet  in  bear- 
ing; soil  light  gravel;  low  lying;  southern  exposure;  no  crop  worth  considering. 

Emfiaran,  Mrs.  Lulu  Vallejo,  Sonoma. — Total,  25  acres;  acres  in  bearing,  25,  of  which  20 
acres' are  wine  and  5  are  table  grapes;  infested  by  phylloxera,  1  acre,  which  will  be  good 
for  but  one  more  crop;  24  acres  appear  healthy;  soil  very  fertile, alluvial;  low  lying; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons.  About  70  acres  of  Zinfandel  and  Mission  grapes  on 
this  place  died  in  the  ten  years  from  1878  to  1888. 

Engler,  George,  Sonoma. — Total,  12  acres;  all  wine  grapes  and  just  beginning  to  bear; 
all  resistants  (Lenoir);  grafted;  soil  black  loam;  low  lying;  southern  exposure;  no  crop 
reported;  stock  of  wine  on  hand,  3,000  gallons;  cooperage,  20,000  gallons,  half  being  oak 
and  half  redwood. 

Erskine  &  Hinshaw,  Sonoma. — Total,  36  acres;  in  bearing,  20  acres;  wine  grapes,  5  acres; 
table  grapes,  31  acres;  a  part  of  the  old  Haraszthy  vineyard,  all  the  old  vines  having  been 
killed  by  phylloxera;  resistants,  5  acres  (Riparia),  the  other  varieties  occupying  31  acres; 
soil  red  gravel;  low  lying;  southern  and  western  exposure;  crop,  7  tons,  the  vineyard 
having  just  begun  bearing. 

Ewell  Estate,  Sonoma.— Total,  20  acres;  all  table  grapes;  the  young  vines  just  coming 
into  bearing;  red  soil;  low  lying;  southern  exposure;  crop,  9  tons. 

Fair,  Jas.  G.,  Lakeville.— Total,  300  acres;  all  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  300  acres; 
infested  by  phylloxera,  38  acres;  good  for  only  one  more  crop,  10  acres;  good  for  more 
than  another  crop,  28  acres;  some  replanting  to  resistants  where  other  vines  have  died 
out;  soil  black  loam,  gravel,  and  adobe;  upland;  south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  600  tons; 
stock  of  wine  on  hand,  550,000  gallons;  cooperage,  600,000  gallons,  all  reported  as  redwood. 

This  is  the  former  William  Bihler  place.  Until  within  the  past  year  or  two  it  was 
supposed  to  be  free  from  phylloxera,  but  the  ravages  of  the  fly  are  now  plainly  marked. 
It  is  intended  to  replant  with  resistant  vines  as  rapidly  as  the  old  vines  die  out,  and  to 
add  one  half  to  the  acreage  of  the  vineyard  soon  by  planting  resistant  vines. 

Faithful,  Charles,  El  Verano. — Total,  5  acres;  table  grapes;  light  gravelly  soil;  lowland; 
southern  exposure;  young  vines,  no  crop  being  reported:. 

Fischer,  George,  Sonoma. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing,  and  all  wine  grapes;  all  infested 
with  phylloxera;  good  for  one  more  crop,  5  acres,  and  for  more  than  another  crop,  5  acres; 
soil  black  loam;  low  lying;  southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons;  stock  of  wine  on  nand,  700 
gallons;  cooperage,  20,000  gallons,  all  redwood.  Mr.  Fischer  says  that  he  will  not  plant 
resistant  vines,  but  as  his  vines  die  out  will  go  out  of  the  business. 

Formschlag,  John,  Perm's  Grove. — Total,  5  acres;  all  wine  grapes,  and  all  in  bearing;  soil 
gravelly  loam;  upland;  southeast  exposure;  crop,  7  tons;  makes  a  little  wine  and  sells 
to  his  neighbors;  has  about  300  gallons  on  hand. 


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Fridiger,  Jacob,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing,  and  all  wine  grapes;  light 
ashy  soil;  mountain;  southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Fritz,  John,  Petaluma. — Total,  45  acres;  all  in  bearing,  and  all  wine  grapes;  soil  gravelly 
loam  and  deep  black  loam;  upland,  rolling  hills;  principally  southwestern  exposure; 
crop,  145  tons. 

This  vineyard  was  planted  and  has  been  cared  for  by  a  Mr.  Johnson,  who  has  given 
the  place  superior  attention.  The  vines  have  made  a  splendid  growth  and  are  looking 
well,  except  one  spot  two  rods  square,  which  has  every  appearance  of  being  infested  by 
phylloxera. 

Gatey,  Mrs.,  Glen- Ellen.— Total,  15  acres;  all  wine  grapes  and  the  vines  have  just  come 
into  bearing;  infested  by  phylloxera,  5  acres,  all  good  for  more  than  another  crop;  planted 
to  resistants  (Riparia),  10  acres,  all  of  which  are  grafted  and  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam; 
mountain;  south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  20  tons, 

Glaister,  T.  £,  Sonoma. — Total,  150  acres;  all  wine  grapes,  100  acres  being  in  bearing; 
infested  by  phylloxera,  50  acres;  good  for  one  more  crop,  30  acres;  good  for  more  than 
another  crop,  20  acres;  planted  to  resistants,  100  acres,  of  which  2  acres  are  Riparia  and 
96  acres  Lenoir,  the  other  2  acres  being  in  other  varieties;  the  Elvira  reported  as  doing 
well;  Semillon  and  other  varieties  grafted  on  Lenoir  have  made  good  growth;  grafted 
and  in  bearing,  60  acres;  grafted  and  not  in  bearing,  40  acres;  soil,  part  black  loam,  part 
light  sandy,  and  part  stiff  adobe;  upland;  greater  portion  of  the  vineyard  almost  level, 
other  portions  rolling  in  all  directions;  in  some  blocks  took  out  all  the  vines  and 
replanted  throughout  with  resistants,  in  other  renewed  as  the  old  vines  died;  crop, 
30,000  gallons;  stock  of  wine  on  hand,  18,000  gallons;  cooperage,  60,000  gallons,  half  being 
oak  and  half  redwood. 

Mr.  Glaister  considers  the  Tokay  an  excellent  resistant  vine.  He  grafted  Zinfandels 
on  Tokay  roots  eighteen  years  ago  and  the  vines  are  still  alive  and  giving  good  returns, 
while  vines  all  about  them  have  died.  The  large  rootage  of  the  Tokays  in  a\itumn  makes 
them  strong  to  resist  attacks  of  phylloxera.  He  cut  Malvoisie  eight  inches  below  the 
surface  and  grafted  with  Lenoir.  They  made  a  great  growth  and  the  second"  year  he 
put  in  Semillon  and  the  next  year  had  a  full  crop.  His  resistants  have  made  best 
growth  on  stiff  adobe  soil. 

Goldstein,  Wm.,  "  Mt.  Pisgah  Vineyard,"  Sonoma. — Total,  200  acres:  all  in  wine  grapes; 
100  acres  bearing;  infested  by  phylloxera,  180  acres;  good  for  one  more  crop,  about  100 
acres;  soil  red  loam;  mountain;  southern  exposure;  has  not  given  the  infested  vines 
any  special  attention,  but  has  dug  out  as  they  have  ceased  to  produce;  crop,  200 
tons;  stock  of  wine  on  hand,  15,000  gallons;  cooperage,  20,000  gallons,  of  which  3,000  is 
oak  and  17,000  gallons  is  redwood.  This  vineyard  is  on  very  fine  soil  for  wine  grapes, 
and  made  a  fine  record  until  attacked  by  phylloxera. 

Gundlach,  J.,  Sonoma. — Total,  150  acres;  all  wine  grapes;  140  acres  in  bearing;  all  resist- 
ant vines — Riparia,  10  acres;  Lenoir,  50  acres,  while  many  other  varieties  are  repre- 
sented; grafted  and  in  bearing,  140  acres;  grafted  and  not  in  bearing,  10  acres;  soil,  part 
gravel  and  part  clay  loam;  upland;  greater  portion  of  vineyard  almost  level;  changed 
as  old  vines  died  and  planted  resistants;  crop,  about  220  tons;  stock  of  wine  on  hand, 
about  20,000  gallons;  cooperage,  90,000  gallons,  35,000  gallons  being  of  oak  and  55,000  gal- 
lons of  redwood.  Mostly  white  wines  are  made  on  this  place. 

Goodman,  W.  C.,  Sonoma— Total,  18  acres;  all  bearing  and  all  in  wine  grapes;  soil  black 
loam;  low  lying;  southwest  exposure;  crop,  80  tons. 

Gough,  M.  G.,  Sonoma. — Total,  30  acres;  all  wine  grapes;  20  acres  in  bearing;  good  for 
one  more  crop,  10  acres;  good  for  more  than  another  crop,  10  acres;  planted  to  resist- 
ants, 10  acres — Lenoir,  5  acres;  other  varieties,  5  acres;  grafted  and  in  bearing,  5  acres; 
not  yet  grafted,  5  acres;  soil  adobe;  low  lying;  crop,  not  reported,  but  estimated  at  20 
tons.  Expects  to  take  out  all  his  vines  not  resistant  next  year  and  try  some  other  crop 
awhile. 

Graham,  A.  D.,  El  Verano  —  Total,  5  acres;  table  grapes;  soil  light  gravel;  low  lying; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  none,  the  vines  being  too  young  to  produce. 

Groeskopf,  A.,  Glen  Ellen.— Total,  25  acres;  in  bearing,  15  acres;  all  wine  grapes;  all 
infested  by  phylloxera;  good  for  more  than  another  crop,  15  acres;  soil  light  gravel; 
mountain;  south  and  east  exposure;  crop,  30  tons.  There  is  a  small  wine  cellar  on  the 
place,  but  the  cooperage  is  not  large  and  there  is  no  wine  on  hand. 

Hall,  Robert,  Sonoma. — Total,  45  acres;  wine  grapes,  42  acres;  table  grapes,  3  acres;  sedi- 
ment land,  20  feet  to  gravel;  low  lying,  along  the  bank  of  Sonoma  Creek;  level  land; 
crop,  274  tons. 

Halstead,  Robert,  Agua  Caliente—  Total,  20  acres;  in  bearing,  12  acres;  in  wine  grapes, 
12  acres;  in  table  grapes,  8  acres;  infested  by  phylloxera,  12  acres,  all  good  for  more  tnan 
another  crop;  soil  lignt  loam;  low  lying;  southern  exposure;  crop,  35  tons. 

Hansen,  G.,r  Sonoma. — Total,  15  acres,  all  in  bearing  and  all  wine  grapes;  all  infested ^by 
phylloxera,  and  good  for  more  than  another  crop;  planted  to  resistants,  12  acres  (Lenoir), 
the  resistants  being  set  out  by  the  side  of  the  old  vines,  and  all  growing  well;  crop,  15 
tons. 


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Hardin,  H.  A.,  Lakeville. — Total,  18  acres;  in  bearing,  16  acres;  wine  grapes,  15  acres; 
table  grapes,  3  acres;  soil  part  loam  and  part  mixed  with  adobe;  upland;  western  expos- 
ure; crop,  about  20  tons. 

Harper,  John,  Sonoma. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  wine  grapes,  10  acres;  table 
grapes,  5  acres;  infested  by  phylloxera,  4  acres;  planted  to  resistants,  2  acres  (Riparia); 
grafted  and  in  bearing,  2  acres;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop, 
estimated  at  9  tons. 

Harris,  G.  C.,  Sonoma.— Total,  15  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  5  acres;  in  table  grapes,  10  acres; 
in  bearing,  9  acres;  soil  black  loam;  low  lying;  exposure  west;  crop,  25  tons. 

Haubert,  A.  J.,  "Bella  Vista,"  San  Luis.— Total,  45  acres;  all  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing, 
30  acres;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  65  tons. 

Hearst  (estate  of),  "Madrone  Vineyard,"  Aqua  Caliente. — Total,  350  acres;  all  in  wine 
grapes;  in  bearing,  150  acres;  soil  light  gravelly  and  red  soil;  upland  and  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  150  tons. 

There  is  a  large  wine  cellar  and  distillery  connected  with  this  vineyard.  The  vines 
are  of  choice  varieties;  all  grafted  upon  resistant  stocks  since  the  destruction  of  the  old 
vineyard  by  phylloxera. 

Heggie,  N.  J.,  Agua  Caliente. — Total,  12  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  10  acres;  in  table  grapes, 
2  acres;  soil  black  loam;  valley;  northern  exposure;  crop,  12  tons. 

Helbery,  F.,  Shellville.— Total,  5  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  1  acre;  crop,  4  tons. 

Heller,  M.  (estate  of),  Sonoma. — Total,  100  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  15  acres; 
soil  red  gravelly  loam,  generally  some  black  loam;  upland;  exposure  slightly  rolling 
and  west  slopes;  crop,  23  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  6,000  gallons;  redwood,  6,000  gallons.  Has 
a  few  table  grapes  that  do  as  well  on  Riparia  as  do  wine  grapes. 

Hendley,  John  M.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  mount- 
ain; southern  exposure;  crop,  24  tons. 


ant.  Planted  some  Cabernet  Sauvignon,  but  it  is  too  shy  a  bearer  to  pay.  Considers 
the  Zinfandel  good  enough  for  a  red  wine  when  properly  made  and  handled.  Has  some 
that  has  been  pronounced  by  experts  "a  fine  wine." 

Hodge,  Robert,  Los  Guilicos. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  dark  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  36  tons. 

Hooper,  Colonel  George  F.,  "Sobre  Vista,"  Agua  Caliente.— Total,  100  acres;  in  wine 
grapes,  75  acres;  in  table  grapes,  25  acres;  soil  red  and  black  gravelly;  mountain;  northern 
exposure;  crop,  130  tons. 

This  is  one  of  the  oldest  and  best  known  vineyards  of  the  Sonoma  Valley,  the  reputa- 
tion of  its  wines  being  world-wide.  The  vineyard  is  of  choice  varieties,  and  situated  on 
the  northern  base  of  the  Sonoma  Mountain.  Phylloxera  seems  to  have  made  no  appear- 
ance in  the  upland  or  mountain  portion. 

Howe,  Robert,  "Eden  Dale"  Sonoma. — Total,  50  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  20  acre,s;  in  table 
grapes,  30  acres. 

Mr.  Howe  says:  "All  my  new  vines  are  Tokay;  they  appear  to  resist  the  phylloxera; 
have  not  planted  any  resistant  vines,  as  life  is  too  short  to  wait  for  them  to  bear  a  crop." 

Hurd,  Rudolph,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  a  young  vineyard,  but  will  bear  this  year. 

Hyde,  W.,  Sonoma. — Total,  180  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  90  acres;  soil  light  grav- 
elly; upland;  southern  exposure;  when  vines  found  attacked,  planted  resistant  between 
rows  and  took  out  old  vines  as  they  died  out;  crop,  150  tons;  wine  on  hand,  20,000  gallons; 
cooperage,  oak,  3,000  gallons;  redwood,  25,000  gallons. 

Mr.  Hyde  has  a  fine  place  on  the  north  side  of  Sonoma  Valley.  The  whole  place  was 
planted  to  old  vines,  wnich  have  been  dying  for  several  years,  but  by  planting  resistants 
between  the  rows  the  vineyard  has  been  kept  in  bearing. 

Jones  &  Winfield,  San  Francisco  (vineyard  near  Glen  Ellen).— Total,  30  acres;  all  in 
bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  mountain;  southern  exposure;  crop,  13  tons. 

This  vineyard  is  less  than  half  its  former  size,  phylloxera  having  played  havoc  with 
the  greater  portion  of  it. 

Jordan,  John,  Petaluma. — Total,  80  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  mountain; 
crop,  150  tons. 

This  vineyard  is  on  Sonoma  Mountain.  No  phylloxera  was  found  in  this  or  neighbor- 
ing vineyards. 

Kennedy,  C.  A.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Kearney,  Mrs.  E.,  El  Verano. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 


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Keenan,  Andrew,  Lakeville. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  and  abobe;  upland; 
southwest  exposure;  crop,  65  tons. 

Knight,  L.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  20  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  15  acres;  in  table  grapes,  5  acres; 
soil  ligjht  loam;  valley;  northern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 
Originally  a  40-acre  vineyard,  but  it  is  being  rapidly  killed  by  phylloxera. 

Kohler  &  Profiling,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  125  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  70  acres; 
soil  light  gravelly;  mountain;  northern  exposure;  crop,  70  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  50,000 
gallons;  redwood,  300,000  gallons. 

This  place  is  finely  situated  at  the  northern  base  of  Sonoma  Mountain,  and  formerly 
consisted  of  about  200  acres  in  vines — all  killed  by  phylloxera  and  reset  to  resistant  vines. 
There  is  a  large  wine  cellar  and  distillery. 

La  Motte,  A.  V.,  Glen  Ellen.— Total,  35  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  23  acres;  soil 
light  gravelly;  valley  and  hill;  northern  and  western  exposure;  when  the  vines  have 
been  attacked,  they  have  been  taken  out  and  the  ground  set  to  resistant  vines;  crop,  35 
tons. 

Lang,  Mrs.  K.,  Sonoma. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  ashy;  valley;  northern 
exposure;  crop,  7  tons. 

Leeding,  C.  F.,  Sonoma. — Total,  20  acres;  in  bearing,  7  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  6  acres;  in 
table  grapes,  1  acre;  soil  gravelly  loam;  valley;  when  phylloxera  showed,  dug  up  the 
vines;  crop,  30  tons. 

Loumbos,  John,  Sonoma. — Total,  15  acres;   in  wine  grapes;   soil  red  gravelly;  valley; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  all  young  vines. 
Place  all  reset  to  resistant  vines;  a  small  cellar  and  distillery. 

Lubeck,  Mrs.  A.,  Sonoma.— Total,  14  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  18  tons. 

Luderman,  Carl,  Sonoma.— Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly p  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  5  tons. 

Madison,  J.  H.,  Sonoma.— Total,  30  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  15  acres;  in  table  grapes,  15 
acres;  soil  loose  red;  upland;  southwest  exposure;  crop,  50  tons.  East  of  Sonoma,  on 
hills. 

Marti,  M.,  Sonoma. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Martini,  D.,  Sonoma. — Total,  14  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  3  tons;  all  young  vines,  just  beginning  to  bear. 

McGinty,  James,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  mount- 
ain; southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Mills,  Mrs.  H.,  Lakeville. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  adobe  and  heavy  red  loam; 
low  lying;  northwest  exposure;  crop,  42  tons. 

Monahan,  P.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  2  acres;  soil 
gravelly;  mountain;  northern  exposure;  crop,  2  tons. 

Morris  Brothers,  Agua  Caliente  —  Total,  30  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  20  acres;  in  table 
grapes,  10  acres;  soil  black  loam;  valley;  southern  and  westerly  exposure;  crop,  65  tons. 
Kicn  valley  land.  As  fast  as  vines  die  from  phylloxera  they  replant  with  resistants. 

Morton,  M.  T.,  Sonoma. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  9  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1  acre; 
in  bearing,  6  acres;  soil  black  loam;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Moser,  Otto,  Sonoma. — Total,  5  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  3  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2  acres; 
soil  light  loam;  valley;  southern  exposure;  no  crop,  the  vines  being  too  young  to  bear. 

Norris,  Shubric k,  Sonoma. — Total,  31  acres;  in  bearing,  28  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  28  acres; 
in  table  grapes,  3  acres;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  southern  exposure;  has  dug  up  infested 
vines  as  soon  as  discovered;  crop,  65  tons. 

O'Brien,  John,  Sonoma. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  northern 
exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Orsi,  R.,  Sonoma.— Total,  14  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  6  acres;  soil  light  loam; 
valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  2  tons,  lost  by  frost. 

Osborne,  Mrs.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  red  gravelly;  mount- 
ain; eastern  exposure;  crop,  2  tons. 

Pacific  Improvement  Company,  El  Verano. — Total,  28  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing, 
12  acres;  soil  adobe,  sandy,  and  black  loam;  valley;  northern  exposure;  crop,  72  tons; 
wine  on  hand,  7,000  gallons;  cooperage,  10,000  gallons.  Much  of  this  vineyard  has  been 
trained  to  trellises. 

Peter,  Martin,  Glen  Ellen.— Total,  35  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  soil  red; 
mountain;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  26  tons;  wine  on  hand,  10,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak, 
40,000  gallons;  redwood,  10,000  gallons. 


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Peters,  I.  K,,  Sonoma. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Pilastre  &  Gouail,  El  Verano  —  Total,  8  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  2  acres;  in  table  grapes,  6 
acres;  soil  light  gravel;  valley;  southern  exposure;  all  young  vines,  and  therefore  no 
crop. 

Poppe,  J.  A.,  Sonoma. — Tota?,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  valley;  eastern  expos- 
ure; as  vines  have  been  attacked,  they  have  been  taken  out  and  resistants  planted;  crop, 
20  tons;  wine  on  hand,  6,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  10,000  gallons;  redwood,  5,000  gal- 
lons. 

Prunty,  L.  C.,  Sonoma. — Total,  45  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  44  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1  acre; 
soil  black  and  light  sandy  loam;  low  lying;  exposure  direct  for  both  sun  and  wind;  crop, 
100  tons. 

Mr.  Prunty  says:  "I  have  only  been  three  years  handling  vineyard.  Phylloxera  has 
appeared  in  spots.  By  using  a  sub-irrigation  with  a  solution  of  copperas  water  it  has  a 
beneficial  effect,  though  I  am  transplanting  with  French  prunes." 

Proletti,  G.,  Sonoma. — Total,  7  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  'in  bearing,  3  acres;  soil  light 
gravelly  loam;  upland;  exposure,  slightly  rolling  in  most  directions;  crop,  1^  tons;  wine 
on  hand,  250  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  4,000  gallons;  redwood,  4,000  gallons. 

Ringstrom,  S.  A.,  Sonoma. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
western  exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

Rogers,  W.  K.,  Sonoma.— Total,  35  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland;  crop, 
70  tons. 

Mr.  Rogers  says:  "I  had  150  acres  of  Mission  and  Zinfandel,  all  of  which  were  killed 
by  phylloxera.  I  then  planted  35  acres  of  Zinfandel  up  in  the  hills,  which  vineyard  has 
now  run  several  years  without  being  affected  by  anything." 

Rufus,  Mrs.  F.,  Sonoma.— Total,  26  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  15  acres;  soil  black 
loam;  upland;  all  sick  vines  have  been  dug  up;  crop,  40  tons. 

Mrs.  Rufus  says:  "Our  drawback  in  this  district  has  been  the  low  price  of  grapes 
(wine),  which  has  had  the  effect  to  practically  stop  the  planting  of  resistant  vines,  leav- 
ing the  land  bare  or  planted  to  fruit  trees,  much  to  be  regretted  by  wine  men." 

Savings  Bank  of  Santa  Rosa  (the  old  " Watson  Place"),  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  30  acres;  in 
wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  25  acres;  soil  red  gravelly;  mountain;  west  and  south  exposure; 
crop,  30  tons. 

Tnis  vineyard  is  situated  on  mountains  north  of  Glen  Ellen.  Once  a  much  larger 
vineyard,  but  now  greatly  reduced  in  size  by  phylloxera. 


Bank  of  Santa  Rosa,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  50  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  6  acres;  in 
bearing,  6  acres;  soil  red;  mountain;  exposure  direct  to  both  sun  and  wind;  crop,  15  tons. 

Scheick,  Gottfried,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  20  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  5  acres;  soil 
adobe;  mountain;  northern  exposure;  young  vineyard,  coming  into  bearing. 

The  old  vineyard  is  all  dead;  the  new  vineyard  of  resistant  vines  was  set  out  on  new 
land.  Situated  at  northern  base  of  Sonoma  Mountain. 

Schwartz,  Henry,  and  Pacific  Bank,  Los  Guilicos. — Total,  40  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil 
mixed;  mountain;  west  and  south  exposure;  crop,  26  tons. 

Seipp,  J.  C.,  Sonoma. — Total,  20  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  soil  mostly 
heavy;  low  lying;  full  exposure. 

Shaw,  Jas.  A.,  Kenwood. — Total,  100  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  90  acres;  in  table  grapes,  10 
acres;  in  bearing,  75  acres;  soil  red  and  black  loam;  hill  and  valley;  southern  exposure; 
diseased  vines  taken  out  and  resistants  planted;  crop,  60  tons;  wine  on  hand,  100,000 
gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  100,000  gallons. 

Resistants  from  four  to  seven  years  old  show  no  signs  of  phylloxera.  A  fine  vineyard 
on  red  hill  land,  on  north  side  of  valley  between  Los  Guilicos  and  Glen  Ellen.  Has 
planted  fruit  trees  in  the  valley  vineyard  between  vines. 

Shaw,  0.  B.,  Sonoma. — Total,  12  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  7  acres;  in  table  grapes,  5  acres; 
in  bearing,  7  acres;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Sheds,  Peter,  Sonoma. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  soil  light  gravelly;  mountain; 
north  and  east  exposure;  no  crop;  young  vines  that  will  begin  bearing  this  year. 

Steadier,  J.  G.,  Petaluma. — Total,  18  acres-  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
southeast  exposure;  crop,  22  tons;  one  third  of  the  crop  lost;  wine  on  hand,  2,000  gallons; 
cooperage,  oak,  2,000  gallons;  redwood,  3,000  gallons. 

Sonoma  Valley  Bank,  Sonoma. — Total,  43  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  soil  light  loam;  southern 
exposure;  young  vines,  not  yet  in  bearing. 

Steiger,  Edward,  "Johannisburg,"  Agua  Caliente. — Total,  15  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  10 
acres;  in  table  grapes,  5  acres;  in  bearing,  2  acres;  soil  red  loam;  upland  and  mountain; 
exposure,  none;  crop,  2  tons;  wine  on  hand,  600  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  12,000  gallons; 
redwood,  8,000  gallons. 

2-SC 


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Stevenot,  E.  K.,  Sonoma. — Total,  30  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  5  acres;  in  table  grapes,  25 
acres;  in  bearing,  5  acres;  soil  light  loam;  low  lying;  south  exposure;  crop,  3  tons. 

Stein,  G.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  15  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  soil  red 
gravelly;  mountain;  southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons;  wine  on  hand,  5,000  gallons; 
cooperage,  redwood,  5,000  gallons. 

This  vineyard  is  near  the  top  of  the  Sonoma  and  Xapa  range  of  mountains;  is  infested 
with  phylloxera;  about  one  third  destroyed;  no  resistants  planted. 


good  drainage;  some  upland;  southeast  exposure;  crop,  45  tons.    Is  rather  inclined  to 
let  the  vineyard  die  out,  and  plant  "  something  that  will  pay,"  as 


Tarrant,  S.  A.,  Glen  Ellen.— Total,  25  acres;  in  bearing,  20  acres;  soil  rich  bottom  land, 

is.     Is  rather  inclined  to 
as  Mr.  Tarrant  says. 

Terry,  Mrs.  B.,  Sonoma. — Total,  30  acres;  in  bearing,  12  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  27  acres; 
in  table  grapes,  3  acres;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Todd,  J.  M.,  Petaluma. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  8  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2  acres; 
soil  red,  mostly;  mountain;  south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  22  tons. 

Mr.  Todd  says:  "  There  is  no  phylloxera  on  this  mountain,  as  far  as  I  know,  at  present. 
The  Zinfandel  have  produced  a  very  fair  crop  the  last  three  years,  and  the  vines  are  in  a 
healthy  condition;  have  2>£  acres  of  old  Mission  vines  twenty-seven  years  old,  which 
bear  a  good  crop  every  year.  My  red  and  white  Chasselas  are  good  bearers." 

Thompson,  W.  A.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  8  acres;  all  bear  this  year;  soil  black  gravelly 
loam;  upland;  north  and  east  exposure;  when  found  affected  by  disease  vines  have  been 
dug  up  and  thrown  away;  wine  on  hand,  18,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  15,000  gallons; 
redwood,  10,000  gallons.  The  old  vineyard  was  first  attacked  about  six  years  ago,  and 
was  destroyed  in  about  three  years. 

Thompson,  William,  Sonoma. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  varied — adobe  and 
black  loam;  upland;  south  exposure;  crop,  8  tons. 

Old  vineyard  began  dying  aoout  five  years  ago;  all  gone  last  year.  Uses  the  whip  or 
splice  grafts,  putting  them  into  resistants  level  with  ground;  fills  dirt  around  and  uses 
nothing  else  to  hold  the  parts  together. 

Vollman,  George,  Sonoma. — Total,  18  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  10  acres;  in  table'  grapes,  8 
acres;,  soil  gravelly  loam;  low  lying;  southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons;  wine  on  hand, 
4,000  gallons;  cooperage,  4,000  gallons. 

Ward,  Captain,  Los  Guilicos—  Total,  5  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  soil  red;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  young  vines,  not  yet  in  bearing. 

Wadsworth,  John,  Sonoma. — Total,  9  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  4  acres;  soil 
gravelly;  low  lying;  when  affected,  grubbed  vines  up  and  burnt  them;  cfop,  6  tons. 

Watress,  F.,  Agua  Caliente. — Total,  20  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  soil 
light  red;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  15,000  gallons;  red- 
wood, 10,000  gallons. 

Mr.  Watress  says:  "  Some  of  my  vines  have  died  from  what  is  known  as  the  '  Southern 
Vine  Disease,'  or'symptoms  similar."  Grafts  resistant  vines  as  near  surface  as  possible. 

Weaver,  A.  J.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  7  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  6  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1 
acre;  soil  mixed  sand  and  clay;  upland;  eastern  exposure;  when  disease  affects  vines, 
digs  them  out  and  plants  grain  in  their  stead;  crop,  40  tons.  Has  dug  up  more  than 
half  the  vines  the  past  winter. 

Walls,  David,  Sonoma.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  crop,  15  tons. 

Wegener,  Joseph,  Glen  Ellen.— -Total,  10  acres;  in  bearing,  2  acres;  soil  loamy  volcanic 
red;  sidehill  mountain;  southeast  exposure;  crop,  1  ton;  wine  on  hand,  2,000  gallons; 
cooperage,  oak,  15,000  gallons;  redwood,  15,000  gallons. 

The  stock  of  wine  on  hand  made  from  bought  grapes.  Probably  nothing  will  be  re- 
planted or  grafted  unless  wine  prices  go  higher.  At  present  prices,  find  it  non-paying 
industry. 

Weise  Estate,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing,  soil  red  gravelly;  mountain; 
south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  15  tons.  Once  a  large  vineyard,  but  about  destroyed  by 
phylloxera. 

White,  J.  H.,  Lakeville  —  Total,  25  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  23  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland;  south  and  southwest  exposure;  crop,  80  tons. 

Wilson,  Chas.,  Glen  Ellen. —Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

Winkle,  W,  San  Francisco  (vineyard  near  Sonoma).— Total,  50  acres;  in  wine  grapes; 
soil  volcanic;  low  lying;  southwest  exposure;  crop,  28  tons;  wine  on  hand,  12,000  gallons; 
cooperage,  oak,  18,000  gallons. 

Wiswell,  N.,  Petaluma — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  adobe;  low  lying;  southwest 
exposure;  frost  killed  last  year's  crop. 

Mr.  Wiswell  planted  his  vines  ten  feet  apart  each  way;  he  dug  a  hole  a  foot  square 
and  a  foot  deep,  filling  the  same  with  rich  sandy  loam,  in  which  he  planted  each  vine; 
the  vines  have  made  fine  growth. 


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Woods,  A.  S.,  Glen  Ellen.— Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  mountain;  west  and 
south  exposure;  crop,  2  tons. 

Yost,  Mrs.  J.  D.,  Glen  Ellen.— Total,  9  acres;  in  bearing,  3  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  3  acres; 
in  table  grapes,  6  acres;  soil  red;  3  acres  low,  6  acres  upland;  eastern  exposure;  when 
vines  attacked,  pulled  them  up;  crop,  10  tons. 

Zane,  J.  M.,  Glen  Ellen. — Total,  15  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  7  acres;  soil  light 
gravelly  loam;  valley  and  upland;  northern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons.  Expects  to 
replant  about  10  acres  of  old  vineyard  to  Riparia  next  year. 


SECOND  DISTRICT. 

COMPRISING  ANALY  AND  PETALUMA  TOWNSHIPS. 


Adamson,  Mrs.  N.  J.,  Perm's  Grove. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  clay  loam;  upland; 
exposure  all  directions;  crop,  60  tons. 

Allen,  Otis,  Sebastopol. — Total,  17  acres;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  16  acres;  in 
table  grapes,  1  acre;  soil  red  loam,  10  acres;  gravel  loam,  7  acres;  upland;  slopes  nearly 
all  directions;  crop,  22  tons;  about  one  third  of  crop  rotted  on  the  ground;  has  recently 
planted  6  acres  of  Semillon. 

Anderson,  L.  S.,  Forestville. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  20  tons;  has  planted  prunes  in  the  vineyard,  and  will 
take  up  the  vines  as  soon  as  the  trees  are  in  bearing. 

Ayer,  H.  G.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  west- 
ern exposure;  crop,  46  tons. 

Barnes,  Henry,  Sevastopol— Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
western  exposure;  crop,  40  tons;  vines  healthy  and  good  bearers. 

Balfour,  Guthrie  &  Co.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly,  with 
clay  subsoil;  upland;  southeast  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Beattie,  A.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  and  sandy;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Bellman,  M.,  Trenton. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  south- 
west exposure;  crop,  18  tons;  vineyard  located  near  Forestville. 

Bennett,  T.  N.,  Sebastopol.— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam  and  clay; 
upland;  easterly  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Bernard,  Mr.,  Petaluma. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravel  loam;  upland;  ex- 
posure, all  directions;  no  crop. 

This  vineyard  is  located  near  Trenton,  in  one  of  the  best  vineyard  districts  of  the 
county,  but  the  owner  does  not  live  there,  and  the  place  does  not  receive  attention  and 
gives  no  returns. 

Billings,  J.  F.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  12  tons.  The  vineyard  produced  a  good  crop,  but  much 
of  it  was  not  saved. 

Bonnardel,  P.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  75  tons. 

The  property  adjoins  the  town  of  Sebastopol  on  the  north,  and  is  a  heavy  bearing  and 
healthy  vineyard.  There  is  a  small  wine  cellar,  but  no  wine  on  hand. 

Briggs,  Alfred,  Sebastopol. — Total,  15  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  14  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1 
acre;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  45  tons. 

Brown,  C.,  Stony  Point. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  ex- 
posure, sloping  to  the  east  and  south;  crop,  90  tons. 

Brown,  John,  Sebastopol. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Bruner,  J.  W.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Bushnell,  A.,  Forestville. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southwest  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Mr.  Bushnell  has  taken  out  3  acres  this  season,  and  thinks  of  digging  up  more  vines, 
because  the  crop  is  not  profitable. 


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Colder,  S.  A.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  sandy  loam;  upland; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  70  tons. 

This  vineyard  is  just  south  of  Sebastopol;  has  taken  out  15  acres  of  vines,  because  of 
their  not  being  profitable. 

Casassa,  M.,  Forestville. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  mountain; 
exposure,  south  slope;  crop,  20  tons. 

Cesaris,  C,,  Trenton. — Total,  40  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  east  and 
west  exposure;  crop,  80  tons;  cooperage,  redwood,  6,000  gallons. 

Clark  &  Gamble,  Trenton. — Total,  43  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  ex- 
posure, all  directions;  crop,  160  tons. 

Cody,  M.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  26  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  18  acres;  in  table  grapes,  8  acres; 
soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop  estimated  at  80  tons. 

Compton,  T.  J.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southerly  exposure;  crop,  70  tons. 

Corbin,  T.  B.,  Sebastopol.— Total,  8  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  7^  acres;  in  table  grapes,  % 
acre;  soil  sandy  loam;  low,  lying  on  west  bank  of  Laguna;  easterly  exposure;  crop,  30 
tons;  dried  about  12  tons. 

Craivford,  T.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  8  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  western  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Dale,  Mrs.  M.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Davis,  Manuel,  Sebastopol. — Total,  18  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  soil 
light  gravelly;  upland;  northeast  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Dietrick,  G.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  25  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  16  acres;  soil  light 
gravelly;  upland;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons;  grafted  on  St.  Macaire  .arid  "White 
Semillon,  about  9  acres;  situated  south  of  Sebastopol;  a  small  wine  cellar. 

Drosbach,  C.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  and  red  loam;  up- 
land; southeasterly  exposure;  crop,  17  tons;  vineyard  has  been  planted  six  years  and  is 
in  fine  condition. 

Doyle,  M.  J.,  Trenton. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  eastern 
exposure;  crop,  very  light;  blossoms  destroyed  by  peculiar  rain. 

This  is  part  of  the  Cnopius  place;  all  the  other  vines  on  the  place  have  been  dug  up 
as  unprofitable,  and  the  ground  devoted*  to  other  purposes. 

Ecklemayer,  F.,  Trenton. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  and  gravelly  loam; 
upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Emerson,  J.  W.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Evans,  E.  R.,  Forestville. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  east 
and  south  exposure;  crop,  170  tons. 

Fine,  A.  (estate  of),  Sebastopol. — Total,  20  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  18  acres;  in  table  grapes, 
2  acres;  soil  sandy,  gravelly  loam;  upland;  east  and  north  exposure;  crop,  60  tons. 

Fleming,  James  M.,  Trenton. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Fletcher,  Mrs.  W.  R.,  Forestville. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  40  tons. 

Fredericks,  George,  Sebastopol. — Total,  35  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  75  tons. 

Frei,  A.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland;  western 
exposure;  crop,  80  tons;  a  stockholder  in  the  Fulton  Winery,  and  delivers  his  grapes 
there. 

v    Frank,  Fred.,  Trenton. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  eastern 
exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Gamble,  A.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  east- 
ern exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Gilt)iore,  S.,  Stony  Point. — Total,  11  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  white  loam;  upland;  south 
and  east  exposure;  crop,  22  tons. 

Glass,  Philip,  Trenton. — Total,  23  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam  and  adobe; 
upland;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  65  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  1,000  gallons;  redwood, 
2,000  gallons. 

Griffith,  N.  A.,  Trenton. — Total,  9  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  eastern 
exposure;  crop,  20  tons;  has  taken  up  15  acres,  and  will  remove  the  balance  when  trees 
have  grown  a  few  years. 


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Grass,  Peter,  Stony  Point. — Total,  30  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  28  acres  bearing;  soil  grav- 
elly loam,  part  reddish;  upland;  south  and  east  exposure;  crop,  67  tons;  wine  on  hand, 
12,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  12,000  gallons;  redwood,  4,000  gallons. 

No  disease  noticed,  not  even  mildew;  very  particular  in  sulphuring;  has  had  twenty- 
six  years'  experience,  and  knows  the  great  value  of  sulphur,  properly  applied.  People 
who  have  not  been  sulphuring  have  had  mildew. 

Hathaway,  E.  L.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  9  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1 
acre;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  southeast  exposure;  crop,  14  tons. 

Hall,  Dan.,  Petaluma. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing  and  all  wine  grapes;  sandy  loam 
soil;  upland;  northern  exposure;  crop,  about  45  tons. 

Hay  den,  E.  W.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light,  sandy,  and  gravelly 
loam;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  70  tons. 

Hill,  William,  Trenton. — Total,  150  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  600  tons;  wine  on  hand,  75,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak, 
2,250  gallons;  redwood,  150.000  gallons;  made  no  wine  last  year,  and  winery  was  leased  to 
Dresel  &  Co.,  who  made  some  wine  there,  but  shipped  most  of  the  grapes  to  their 
Sonoma  winery. 

Also,  in  another  vineyard  in  the  same  neighborhood:  total,  60  acres;  all  in  bearing; 
soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  east  and  north  exposure;  crop,  150  tons. 

Hamilton,  G.  W.,  Stony  Point.— Total,  40  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  clay;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  125  tons. 

Jewett,  George  E.,  Forestville. — Total,  24  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  rolling  east  and  west;  crop,  90  tons;  20  tons  lost  by  rain. 

Jewett,  Mrs.  R.  S.,  Petaluma. — Total,,80  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
full  exposure;  crop,  200  tons;  wine  on  hand,  3,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  2,000  gallons; 
redwood,  15,000  gallons.  Sells  most  of  her  grapes;  only  made  12,000  gallons  of  wine  last 
year. 

Jones,  Richard  and  William,  Trenton. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly 
loam;  upland;  west  and  south  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Jones  Bros.,  Trenton. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  exposure 
full  in  all  directions;  crop,  21  tons. 

Kauffman,  Frank,  Sebastopol. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Lankamp,  Peter,  Sebastopol. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  55  tons. 

Leiby,  Geo.,  Sebastopol.— Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Leipe,  Louis,  Sebastopol. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  slopes  slightly  to  the  north;  crop,  12  tons;  cot>perage,  oak,  1,600  gallons. 

Litchfield,  David,  Sebastopol. — Total,  21  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  20  acres;  in  table  grapes, 
1  acre;  soil  gravelly  and  sandy  loam;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  60  tons. 

Loftus,  P.,  Stony  Point. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  easterly 
exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Lynch,' D.  B.,  Sebastopol.— Total,  13  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  11  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2  acres; 
soil' yellow  clay  subsoil;  southeastern  exposure;  crop,  26  tons. 

Lynch,  H.  A.,  heirs  of,  Trenton.— Total,  21  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  rolling,  slopes  in  all  directions;  crop,  30  tons;  much  of  the  crop  destroyed  by 
late  rain. 

Maddock,  L.,  Forestville. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Maddock,  Lute  A.,  Forestville. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam; 
upland;  exposure,  slopes  south;  crop,  good  last  year. 

McClelland,  E.  S.,  Trenton. — Total,  19  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southerly  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Mills,  E.  H.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Mole,  J.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  12  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  11  acres;  soil  sandy 
loam;  upland;  northern  and  western  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Morse,  W.  P.  &  Son,  Sebastopol. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  9  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1 
acre;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  crop,  32  tons. 

Mugge,  Henry,  Sebastopol.— Total,  25  acres;  in  bearing,  18  acres;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  easterly  slope;  crop,  50  tons;  wine  on  hand,  5,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  2,000 
gallons;  redwood,  5,000  gallons. 


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Murphy,  Oscar,  Sevastopol. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Formerly  the  J.  C.  Holloway  place,  and  some  years  ago  was  a  much  larger  vineyard, 
but  vines  have  been  taken  out  to  give  place  to  fruit  trees. 

Murphy,  P.  H.,  Stony  Point.— Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  and  clay  loam; 
upland;  exposure,  generally  eastern;  crop,  45  tons. 

Norton,  E.  A.,  Forestville.—  Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
north  and  east  exposure;  crop,  60  tons  sold,  many  spoiled  on  vines. 

Paddock,  E.  S.,  Forestville.— Total,  27  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil,  about  half  dark  sandy 
loam,  balance  light,  some  gravel;  upland;  south  and  east  exposure;  crop,  150  tons. 

Palmer,  C.  H.,  Sevastopol. — Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Pelton,  J.  S.,  San  Francisco. — Total,  45  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  43  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  exposure,  hills  sloping  nearly  all  directions;  crop,  80 
tons  saved,  considerable  lost  by  rains;  cooperage,  redwood,  8,000  gallons. 

This  vineyard  is  on  the  Occidental  road  in  the  western  part  of  Analy  Township.  The 
owner  resides  in  San  Francisco,  Frank  Saviez  having  charge  of  the  place. 

Pitkin,  Levi,  Forestville. — Total,  5  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  3  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2  acres; 
soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  west  and  south  exposure;  crop,  13  tons. 

Poole,  J.  F.,  Sebastopol. — Total,  6  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  4  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1  acre; 
in  raisin  grapes,  1  acre;  soil  light  sandy  loam,  clay  bottom;  upland  and  hm;  crop,  18 
tons. 

Ramus,  Joseph,  Trenton. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  south- 
eastern exposure;  crop,  13  tons.  The  vines  on  3  acres  have  been  taken  up  and  the  ground 
planted  to  fruit  trees. 

Ravello,  Jos.,  Trenton.— Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  easterly 
exposure;  crop,  30  tons;  many  spoiled  by  rains. 

Raup,  William,  Sebastopol.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Richard,  W.  G.,  Peachland. — Total,  15  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  14  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1 
acre;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  exposure,  slight  slope  to  the  west  and  south;  crop,  41 
tons;  has  recently  grafted  an  acre  of  Semillon  on  other  roots. 

Riddle,  D.  M.,  Trenton.  Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  south 
and  east  exposure,  slight  slope;  crop,  34  tons  saved;  half  rotted  on  account  of  rains. 

Robertson,  James,  Forestville.— Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southwestern  exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

Savings  Bank  of  Santa  Rosa,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  37  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly 
loam  and  red;  upland;  exposure,.slopes  to  the  east;  crop,  110  tons. 

Schirmer,  E.,  Sebastopol.—'1  Belle  View  Vineyard."  Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil 
sandy  loam;  upland;  easterly  exposure;  crop,  80  tons;  wine  on  hand,  15,000  gallons; 
cooperage,  oak,  20,000  gallons;  redwood,  20,000  gallons. 

Vineyards  in  the  section  above  Sebastopol  look  well  and  are  not  affected  by  any  dis- 
ease; no  vines  dead;  promise  of  a  good  crop. 

Shepherd,  L.  V.,  Forestville.— Total,  9  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  and  gravelly  loam; 
upland;  exposure,  part  north  and  part  south;  crop,  16  tons. 

On  account  of  the  grape  crop  not  being  profitable,  7  acres  of  this  vineyard  were  dug 
up,  and  the  ground  has  been  planted  to  prunes  and  other  fruits. 

Shoivalter,  W.,  Sebastopol— Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Surryhne,  E.,  Trenton.— Total,  45  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil,  28  acres  sandy  loam  and  17 
acres  gravelly;  upland;  exposure,  principally  southern;  crop,  83  tons;  made  5,000  gallons 
of  wine,  all  of  which  has  been  sold  and  delivered;  cooperage,  oak,  1,000  gallons;  redwood, 
15,000  gallons. 

Thomas,  /.,  Peachland.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  expos- 
ure, generally  west;  crop,  25  tons. 

Tucker,  J.  S.,  Sebastopol.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  eastern 
exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Urton,  W.  L.,  Sebastopol.— Total,  32  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  30  acres;  in  table  grapes' 
2  acres;-  soil  sand,  clay,  and  gravel,  with  subsoil  of  same;  upland;  south  and  east  expos- 
ure; crop,  near  40  ton's,  without  any  cultivation  whatever. 

Wall,  Mr.— Lives  in  Lake  County,  vineyard  near  Petaluma.  Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bear- 
ing, and  all  wine  grapes;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  estimated 
at  15  tons. 


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Walsh,  M.,  Forestville. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  foam;  upland;  south- 
west exposure;  crop,  60  tons;  not  all  picked. 

Ward,  T.  M.,  Peachland. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  expos- 
ure, west  slope;  crop,  16  tons. 

This  vineyard  is  thirty-four  years  old,  and  is  perfectly  healthy.  It  is  planted  to 
Missions. 

Warner,  J.  L.,  Sevastopol, — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  east 
and  south  exposure;  crop,  8  tons. 

Weeks,  Percy,  Sevastopol. — Total,  20  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  17  acres;  in  table  grapes,  3 
acres;  soil  light  sandy  and  gravelly  loam;  upland;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  23  tons; 
many  young  vines,  bearing  last  year  for  first  time. 

Whaley,  Samuel,  Sevastopol. — Total,  28  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  24  grapes;  in  table  grapes, 
4  acres;  soil  sandy;  upland;  easterly  exposure;  crop,  90  tons. 
This  vineyard  affected  by  black  knot,  believed  to  oe  caused  by  imperfect  cultivation. 

Whiley,  Mrs.  John  W.,  Peachland. — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam; 
upland;'  exposure,  slopes  all  directions,  generally  south;  crop,  40  tons  saved,  about  15  tons 
spoiled. 


THIRD  DISTRICT. 

COMPRISING  SANTA  ROSA  AND  RUSSIAN   RIVER  TOWNSHIPS. 


Adler,  Robert,  Windsor. — Total,  17  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  16  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1 
acre;  soil  light  loam  above  clay  subsoil;  upland;  crop,  47  tons. 

Ahl,  Jacob,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  adobe  and  volcanic;  upland; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  60  tons. 

Alton,  John  L.,  Fulton.— Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  rolling; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  80  tons;  wine  on  hand,  1,000  gallons;  cellar;  cooperage,  rea- 
wood,  40,000  gallons.  A  good  vineyard  and  winery;  vines  well  taken  care  of. 

Anderson,  John,  Windsor. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  38  tons. 

Andrews,  Herbert,  Sebastopol. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
western  exposure;  crop,  8  tons. 

Arata,  B.,  Windsor. — Total,  16  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  12  acres;  soil  light 
loam;  low  lying;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  10  tons. 

Arenz,  Theodore,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  9  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  27  tons. 

Arnold,  Judson. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  mountain;  southeast- 
erly exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Arnold,  A.  W.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  nearly  level  but  slightly  rolling;  crop,  41  tons. 

Atterbury,  William,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  mountain; 
southwestern  exposure;  crop,  hot  in  bearing;  a  young  vineyard  in  hills  on  upper  Mark 
West  Creek. 

Austin,  Jas.  &  Sons,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  115  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam,  clayey 
and  gravelly;  upland;  exposure  southeast  and  southwest;  crop,  315  tons. 

Bachman,  John,  Healdsburg. — Total,  12  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  10  acres;  in  table  grapes, 
2  acres;  soil  red  stony;  upland;  exposure  north,  south,  and  west;  crop,  30  tons. 

Mr.  Bachman  says:  "So  far  we  have  not  had  any  sign  of  phylloxera  that  we  know  of. 
We  plow  twice,  cultivate  after  each  rain,  sucker  and  top  the  vines,  and  sulphur  for 
mildew." 

Badger,  J.  J.,  Rincon. — Total,  40  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland,  but 
not  very  high;  southern  exposure;  crop,  53  tons. 

Badger,  J.  L.,  Rincon.— Total,  40  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland,  but  not 
very  high;  southern  exposure;  crop,  53  tons. 

Badger,  D.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  low  lying; 
exposure  almost  level;  crop,  35  tons. 


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Bailiff,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  65  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  64  acres;  soil  generally 
red;  rolling  upland,  some  adobe  near  lowest  points;  exposure,  all  directions,  with  no 
protection;  crop,  192  tons;  wine  on  hand,  22,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  3,600  gallons; 
redwood,  22,000  gallons. 

Ballon,  Mrs.  R.  A.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam,  part 
gravelly;  upland;  exposure,  slopes  to  the  north  chiefly;  crop,  4  tons. 

Barth,  A.,  Windsor. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley;  exposure 
southern;  crop,  100  tons. 

Barnes,  A.,  Sevastopol. — The  vineyard  is  on  hills  east  of  Windsor.  Total,  20  acres;  all 
in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  mountain;  western  exposure;  crop,  .20  tons;  young  vines. 

Barnes,  W.  P.,  Fulton. — Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  clay;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  21  tons. 

Barnes,  Ruth  (estate  of),  Santa  Rosa.— Total  21  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam; 
upland;  south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Barnett,  G.  A.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Bartley,  George,  San  Francisco. — This  vineyard  is  near  Fulton.  Total,  22  acres;  in  wine 
grapes;  in  bearing,  15  acres;  soil  light  clay;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  12  tons. 

Benjamin,  A.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  28  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
exposure  east;  crop,  53  tons. 

Bertoli,  P.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  17  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  upland;  exposure 
east;  crop,  5  tons,  but  very  poor,  the  fruit  being  killed  oy  a  late  frost. 

Bertoli,  P.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  dark  red  loam;  upland; 
exposure  east;  crop,  40  tons. 

Bell,  Warren,  Windsor. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  13  tons. 

Benson,  William,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  82  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  low  lying;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  190  tons. 

Bentel,  Gottliel,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  adobe;  upland;  exposure 
east;  crop,  20  tons,  netting  1,500  gallons  of  wine;  wine  on  hand,  200  gallons;  cooperage, 
oak,  200  gallons;  redwood,  1,000  gallons. 

Bolle,  Henry,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  90  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  40  acres;  soil  red 
gravelly;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  100  tons;  wine  on  hand,  50,000  gallons;  cooper- 
age, oak,  30,000  gallons;  redwood,  20,000  gallons. 

This  vineyard  is  situated  at  the  base  of  Hood  Mountain,  in  Los  Guilicos  Valley.  There 
is  a  large  stone  wine  cellar  and  distillery.  For  the  past  three  or  four  years  phylloxera 
has  been  plaving  sad  havoc  with  this  vineyard.  Most  of  the  old  vines  are  gone  and  the 
day  is  not  distant  when  the  others  will  be  taken;  but  Mr.  Bolle  is  a  hopeful  vineyardist, 
and  he  is  planting  resistant  vines.  In  its  time  his  old  vineyard  was  a  fine  one,  and 
resistant  vines  are  being  grown  as  rapidly  as  possible. 

Brush,  J.  H.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  15  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  13  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  soil  volcanic  formation;  upland;  exposure,  south  and  east;  crop,  35  tons;  con- 
siderable not  gathered,  on  account  of  mildew  and  low  prices. 

Brown,  Fred.,  Windsor. — Total,  80  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  and  gravelly  loam ; 
upland;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  200  tons. 

Bromfield,  S.,  Healdsburg— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  60  tons. 

Brooks,  William,  Windsor. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  slopes  in  all  directions;  crop,  36  tons. 

Bucchi,  H.,  Santa  Rosa— Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  mount- 
ain; southern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Bucchi,  Mrs.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam  and  clay; 
upland;  exposure  east;  crop,  20  tons. 

Buckner,  A.  R.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  38  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing  30  acres;  soil 
red  mountain  loam;  mountain;  exposure,  slopes  slightly  to  all  points  of  compass;  crop, 
40  tons;  wine  on  hand,  5,000  gallons  old  wine,  9,000  gallons  of  last  year's  vintage;  cooper- 
age, oak,  2,000  gallons;  redwood,  30,000  gallons. 

Buckner,  J.  E.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  20  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  soil 
red  mountain  loam;  mountain;  exposure  south  and  east;  crop,  20  tons. 

Buckner,  Horace,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  mountain; 
slightly  southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 


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Burnham,  A.  &  Son,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  30  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  ih  bearing, 
5  acres  more  than  last  year;  soil  loam,  part  gravelly  and  part  clay;  upland; 


25  acres — 
exposure 

north;  crop,  157  tons;  wine  on  hand,  30,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  5,000  gallons;  redwood, 
70,000  gallons. 

This  vineyard  is  on  the  hills  or  mountains  west  of  Bennett  Valley.  The  vines  are  free 
from  disease,  and  are  very  prolific.  The  winery  is  well  managed. 

Bussman,  A.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  14  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  clay  loam;  slightly  roll- 
ing; exposure,  slightly  rolling;  crop,  32  tons. 

Butler,  J.  S.,  America. — Total,  6  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  1  acre;  soil  black 
gravelly  loam;  upland;  exposure  northwest. 

Butler,  S.  L.,  America. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  and  black  loam;  upland; 
exposure  southwest;  crop,  9  tons;  frost  took  most  of  last  crop. 

Calhoun,  J.  W.,  Windsor. — Total,  14  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  8  acres;  soil  light 
gravelly;  upland;  exposure  south  and  east;  crop,  20  tons. 

Cardina,  John,  Windsor. — Total.  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  mountain; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

Carr,  Nelson,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  37  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil,  17  acres  of  light  gravelly 
loam  and  20  acres  firmer  and  closer;  upland;  exposure  south;  crop,  126  tons. 

Cassassa,  D.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  clay;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  100  tons;  a  small  cellar,  having  cooperage  of  about  12,000  gallons. 

Cash,  Mrs.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  sandy  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  3  tons. 

Catron,  Mrs.  E.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam,  principally 
lying  in  Chestnut  Valley;  valley  between  hills;  southern  exposure;  crop,  18  tons;  crop 
much  damaged. 

Chapman,  George,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  55  tons. 

Chandler,  R.  0.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  18  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  12  acres;  in  table  grapes, 
6  acres;  soil  black  loam;  upland;  exposure,  slightly  rolling  in  all  directions;  crop,  60 
tons. 

Chisolm,  John,  Windsor. — Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly,  with  clay 
subsoil;  upland;  western  exposure;  crop,  22>£  tons.  This  vineyard  is  young,  last  year 
being  the  second  crop. 

Christianson,  Jacob,  Healdsburg. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  17  tons. 

Clark,  Benj.,  Windsor. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam  and  clay  loam; 
upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  22  tons. 

Clark,  James,  "Oakhill,"  Windsor. — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly; 
upland;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  54  tons. 

Clark,  George,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  50  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  45  acres;  in  table  grapes,  5 
acres;  soil  loam,  volcanic;  upland;  exposure  south;  crop,  90  tons. 

Clarke,  Fred.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  70  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  90  tons. 

A  number  of  vines  have  died  in  this  vineyard,  but  it  is  not  known  that  phylloxera 
killed  them. 

Cooper,  Lewis,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  11  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  rolling 
hill;  southern  exposure;  crop,  22  tens. 

Cooper,  heirs  of,  Windsor.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  exposure 
south  and  east;  crop,  40  tons. 

Cook,  J.  F.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
exposure  slight;  crop,  15  tons. 

Colburn,  Chas.,  Santa  Rosa  (leased  by  Liggett).— Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light 
sandy  foam;  upland;  exposure,  level;  crop,  10  tons;  light  crop,  not  properly  cared  for. 

Coulter,  S.  F.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  reddish  yellow  on  tufa 
basis;  upland;  exposure,  all  directions  except  east;  crop,  32  tons. 

County  Farm  of  Sonom,a,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  23  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  part  adobe 
and  part  gravelly  loam;  upland  and  lowland;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  54  tons. 

Cowan,  William,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  upland; 
exposure  south  and  west;  crop,  30  tons. 

Phylloxera  has  been  here  some  five  or  six  years,  and  has  done  the  vineyard  great 
damage. 


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Crane,  Robert,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  53  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam,  part  black 
loam;  upland;  35  acres  slope  south,  balance  in  all  directions;  sold  90  tons  and  about 
equal  amount  rotted. 

Mr.  Crane  plows  his  vineyard  three  times  in  spring  of  year,  and  cultivates  with  harrow 
and  hoe. 

Crane,  R.  H.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  part  red  and  part  black 
loam;  upland;  exposure  south;  crop,  36  tons — about  equal  amount  spoiled  by  rains. 

Cralle,  L.  J.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  76  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  140  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  5,000  gallons;  redwood,  35,000  gallons. 
Vineyard  not  in  good  condition  for  want  ot  cultivation. 

Crooks,  R.  L.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  125  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  100  acres;  soil 
gravelly  loam;  upland;  exposure,  slopes  in  all  directions;  crop,  90  tons;  frost  caught  the 
place  last  season. 

Cunningham,  Z.  H.  &  Son,  Windsor. — Total,  35  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  roll- 
ing land;  exposure  south;  crop,  65  tons;  wine  on  hand,  3,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak, 
4,000  gallons;  redwood,  6,000  gallons. 

Davis,  E.  W.,  Yulupa,  via  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  80  acres;  all  in  bearing,  soil  foothill  and 
alluvial;  upland;  full  exposure  to  sun,  protected  from  north  wind;  vines,  as  soon  as  dis- 
ease shows,  have  been  pulled  out;  crop,  300  tons;  wine  on  hand,  40,000  gallons;  cooperage, 
oak,  18,000  gallons;  redwood,  132,000  gallons. 

The  vineyards  in  this  part  of  Bennett  Valley  are  just  beginning  to  show  signs  of 
phylloxera,  and  owners  are  uprooting  as  fast  as  the  disease  appears,  and  are  planting 
trees. 

Davis,  George  W.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  foothill;  foothill 
and  rolling;  exposure  southwest,  sheltered  from  wind;  crop,  250  tons;  wine  on  hand,  50 
gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  18,000  gallons;  redwood,  92,000  gallons. 

The  vineyard  is  at  full  bearing;  cellar  in  perfect  order;  place  in  healthful  location. 

Delzell,  W.  B., Santa  Rosa. — Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  exposure, 
all  directions;  crop,  22  tons;  frost  caught  one  vineyard  a  year  ago. 

Descalso,  L.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  expos- 
ure, nearly  level;  crop,  6  tons;  some  1,500  gallons  oak  cooperage,  purchased  second-hand, 
to  be  overhauled. 

Detroy,  Chas.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  very  poor,  only  9  tons  saved. 

Dickinson,  J.  Read,  Windsor. — Total,  50  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  40  acres;  in  table  grapes, 
10  acres;  soil  sandy  loam;  rolling;  crop,  100  tons;  wine  on  hand,  800  gallons  for  own  use; 
cooperage,  oak,  1,000  gallons;  redwood,  6,000  gallons. 

Diandi,  D.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  adobe;  low  lying;  exposure, 
level;  crop,  6  tons;  a  young  vineyard  just  coming  into  bearing;  wine  on  hand,  1,000  gal- 
lons; cooperage,  redwood,  1,000  gallons. 

Dillon.  James,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  almost  level;  crop,  30  tons. 

Dixon,  John,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  52  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  49  acres;  soil 
light  colored  loam;  upland  principally;  exposure,  all  directions;  declined  to  state  crop, 
but  estimated  at  100  tons;  declined  to  state  stock  of  -wine  on  hand;  cooperage,  oak,  28,000 
gallons.  Has  planted  5  acres  on  resistant  stock. 

Donzelmann,  Wm.  M.,  Calistoga.—Total,  15  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  12  acres; 
soil  mixed;  upland;  north  and  south  exposure;  crop,  23  tons. 

Dorman,  John,  Santa  Rosa— Total,  26  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  almost  level;  crop,  52  tons  sold  and  about  30  tons  lost  by  rain. 

Dozier  &  Pressley,  Windsor— Total,  39  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  25  acres;  soil 
light  gravelly  loam;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  80  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  10,000  gal- 
lons. Fourteen  acres  of  new  vineyard  planted  this  spring. 

Dresser,  Levi,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  low  lying;  south  exposure; 
crop,  2  tons,  rest  injured  by  frost. 

Driscol,  T.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  18  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  16 acres;  soil  loam 
part  red,  light,  and  black;  upland;  east  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Faught,William,  America.— Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  expos- 
ure south;  crop,  12  tons. 

Feige,  Rudolph,  Fulton.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Ford,  M.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  mostly  low  lying;  crop,  300  tons. 


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Fick,  Mrs.  M.,  Santa  Rosa—  Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Fowler,  Miss  L.  C.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  and  black 
loam,  also  some  adobe;  upland;  exposure,  slopes  to  all  points,  slightly  rolling;  crop,  134 
tons. 

This  vineyard  shows  phylloxera.  It  has  been  decided  to  replant  with  Lenoir  as  the  old 
vines  die  out. 

Fraser,  S.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam  and  adobe;  upland; 
exposure  west;  crop,  25  tons. 

Fredson,  Israel,  Windsor. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  upland;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

There  is  a  small  wine  cellar  on  this  place,  the  cooperage  being  but  a  few  hundred 
gallons. 

Frugoli,  F.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  25  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  15  acres;  soil  light; 
low  lying;  southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Fulton,  James,  Fulton.— Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  red  loam;  low  lying; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Fulterson,  Dr.  T.  S.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Fulkerson,  S.  F.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  23  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam,  not  much  gravel; 
low  lying;  exposure  west  and  south;  crop,  118  tons. 

FultonWinery  Corporation. — No  vineyard,  but  members  of  this  coiporation  have  wine 
011  hand,  122,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  17,000  gallons;  redwood,  133,000  gallons. 

Garrison,  William,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
mountain;  southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Grant,  Mrs.  Anita  Fitch,  Healdsburg. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  60  tons. 

Galway,  Miss,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  dark  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  almost  level,  full;  crop,  20  tons. 

Gem,  M.  H.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  clay;  upland;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  24  tons. 

Geer,  Mrs.  Windsor. — Total,  20  acres;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop, 
25  tons. 

Gingery,  James,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  deep  loam;  upland 
crop,  18  tons. 

Good,  John,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  35  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam  and  adobe; 
upland;  south  and  east  exposure;  crop,  72  tons. 

Goldfish,  Wilson  &  Co.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  32  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  sandy;  low 
lying;  southern  exposure;  crop,  57  tons. 

Goodman,  James  T.,  America.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam; 
mountain;  southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Gregg,  G.  L,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  low  lying;  exposure  south  and 
rolling  to  east  and  west;  crop,  36  tons. 

Greely,  Henry,  Windsor. — Total,  113  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  111  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  soil  red' loam;  sidehills;  western  exposure;  crop,  205  tons.  The  grapes  are  shipped 
to  San  Francisco,  and  the  wine  is  made  there. 

Grosse,  Guy  E.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  110  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  deep,  red  volcanic, 
basalt,  bowl'der  formation;  upland;  mountain  and  summit;  north,  east,  and  south 
exposure;  none  west  except  summit;  crop,  in  grapes,  205  tons;  wine  on  hand,  20,000 
gallons,  comprising  vintage  of  1887,  1888,  1889,  1890,  1891,  and  1892;  cooperage,  oak,  3,000 
gallons;  redwood,  7,000  gallons. 

Of  the  above  20,000  gallons  wine  on  hand,  9,000  gallons  is  in  his  own  cooperage, 
"Rincon  Heights  Cellar,"  and  11,000  gallons  is  stored  in  I.  DeTurk's  cellar,  and  is  in  his 
cooperage,  crop  of,  or  vintage  of,  1891.  He  aims  to  make  about  5,000  to  8,000  gallons  of 
wine  annually,  and  sell  surplus  of  grape  stock;  does  not  intend  to  enlarge  the  capacity 
of  his  winery  until  there  is  a  better  price  and  market  assured  for  California  wine.  The 
character  of  the  wine  is  excellent,  the  grapes  being  grown  in  a  favorable  locality,  free 
from  frosts. 

Grove,  D.,  Windsor. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  east  slope 
chiefly,  and  southeast  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Guptill,  J.  If.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  14  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  9  acres;  in  table  grapes,  5 
acres;  in  bearing,  6  acres;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  exposure  south;  crop,  11  tons. 


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Gunn,  J.  O'B.,  Windsor. — Total,  100  acres;  in  bearing,  85  acres;  soil  light  sandy;  upland; 
crop,  260  tons;  wine  on  hand,  45,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  40,000  gallons;  redwood, 
40,000  gallons.  Some  vines  dying  out;  looks  like  phylloxera. 

Gwynn,  William,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  40  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  83  tons. 

Haas,  John,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  exposure 
south  and  north;  crop,  50  tons;  wine  on  hand,  6,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  6,000  gallons; 
redwood,  4,000  gallons. 

Hall,  W.  A.,  San  Francisco.— This  vineyard  is  in  the  Los  Guilicos  Valley.  Total,  42 
acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  85  tons. 

There  are  indications  of  phylloxera  in  this  vineyard,  but  now  badly  it  is  affected  is  not 
certain. 

Hanson,  August,  America. — Total,  24  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  21  acres;  soil 
mixed  gravelly  loam;  upland;  exposure  east  and  west;  crop,  70  tons. 

Hanson,  Peter,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  upland; 
exposure  southwest  and  southeast;  crop,  90  tons. 

Hardesty,  Charles,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
mountain;  southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Harris,  Jacob,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  12  tons. 

Harris,  H.,  Fulton. — Total,  36  acres;  all  in  bearing;  foothills;  exposure  west  and  south- 
west; crop,  95  tons, 

Hasting,  F.  D.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  mixed;  upland;  expos- 
ure, all  directions;  crop,  60  tons. 

Hedrick,  D.  M.,  Yulupa. — Total,  4  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly  loam;  "upland; 
exposure  north  and  west,  mountainous  on  west  side;  crop,  9  tons. 

Hedrick,  L.  H.,  Yulupa. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  white  gravelly  loam; 
upland;  exposure,  west  slope  at  the  base  of  Bennett  Peak;  crop,  16  tons. 

Hefty,  Fred.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  mostly  gravelly  loam; 
upland;  exposure  north  and  south;  crop,  22  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  20,000  gallons;  redwood, 
20,000  gallons. 

Heisel,  Mrs.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  upland;  crop,  75  tons. 

Henderson,  Mrs.  Mary,  America. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Hendly,  J.  S.,  Windsor. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Hessel,  Andrew,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  40  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  sandy  loam,  part 
gravelly  and  part  clay;  upland;  almost  level,  slight  southerly  slope;  crop,  120  tons. 

Hessian,  T.  H.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gray  and  red  loam; 
upland;  east  and  southeast  exposure;  crop,  34  tons. 

Higby,  L.  L., . — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam,  some  gravel;  low 

lying;  southwest  exposure;  crop,  75  tons. 

Hillman,  Mrs.  Kate,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  dark  loam;  low 
lying  and  upland;  exposure,  slopes  gently  to  the  east;  crop,  36  tons. 

Holden,  J.  N.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  mixed,  sandy  loam,  red 
and  dark;  upland;  east  and  west  exposure;  crop,  31  tons. 

Holland,  George,  Healdsburg—  Total,  40  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  90  tons. 

Holman,  Julius,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  50 acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  reddish  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  86  tons. 

Holloway,  J.  C.,  Santa  Rosa  (Rood  place,  afterwards  Childs).— Total,  35  acres;  all  in 
bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland;  south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  60  tons. 

Hood,  Mrs.  E.  A.,  South  Los  Guilicos.— Total,  230  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  105 
acres;  soil  red  gravelly;  low  lying  and  rolling;  south  and  west  exposure;  disinfected 
with  bisulphide  of  carbon,  but  it  proved  to9  expensive;  tried  flooding  with  water,  but 
this  not  practicable;  result,  will  destroy  the  infected  vines  and  plant  resistants;  wine  on 
hand,  200,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  200,000  gallons;  redwood,  35,000  gallons.  Situated 
on  south  base  of  Hood  Mountain,  in  Los  Guilicos  Valley,  and  one  of  the  noted  vine- 
yards of  the  county. 

Hopper,  Thomas,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  75  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  western 
exposure;  crop,  200  tons. 


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Howe,  E.  A.,  Fulton. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  clay;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Hudson  (heirs  of),  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  18  tons. 

Hulett,  If.  C.,  Santa  Rosa, — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Hunger,  Felix,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  volcanic;  mountain; 
western  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Hunter,  J.  E.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  mixed  sandy,  gravelly 
loam;  upland;  exposure  very  little;  crop,  36  tons. 

Irvine,  A.,  San  Francisco. — Vineyard  near  Fulton.  Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil 
light  clay;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Jacobson,  J.  H.,  Windsor. — Total,  17  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  12  acres;  soil  red 
gravelly;  upland;  crop,  44  tons. 
So  far  the  vines  are  healthy  around  Windsor,  and  no  resistants  have  been  planted. 

Juilliard,  L.  W.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  mount- 
ain; eastern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Kauffman,  J.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  mixed  loam;  upland; 
level  and  easterly  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Kelley,  J.  W.,  Sevastopol. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Keeler,  John,  Windsor.— Total,  22  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  upland;  ex- 
posure, all  directions;  crop,  50  tons. 

Kenwood  Land  Company,  Los  Guilicos. — Total,  50  acres;  in  table  grapes;  all  in  bearing; 
soil  light;  valley  and  hill;  northern  and  southern  exposure;  a  young  vineyard,  planted 
this  season  in  the  hills  south  of  Santa  Rosa  Creek. 

Kise,  Mrs.,  Windsor. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  low  lying; 
southerly  exposure;  crop,  18  tons. 

Kirch,  Mrs.  H.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  60  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  40  acres;  in  bearing,  40  acres; 
soil  black;  upland;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  100  tons. 

Klotz,  Mrs.  C.  G.,  Calistoga. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  volcanic  and  mixed; 
upland;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  55  tons;  wine  all  sold  but  1,000  gallons;  cooper- 
age, oak,  5,000  gallons;  redwood,  15,000  gallons. 

Knapp,  Mrs.  M.  A.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  85  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
exposure -south;  crop,  190  tons. 

Kunde,  Charles  L.,  Windsor. — Total,  11  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  soil 
gravelly  loam;  upland;  westerly  exposure;  crop,  34  tons  saved,  lost  much  by  rotting. 

This  is  a  very  pretty,  well-cared-for  vineyard.  Vines  all  healthy  and  looking  vigorous. 
Has  planted  one  acre  of  resistants  as  an  experiment. 

Laughlin,  Lee,  Windsor.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  mountain;  west- 
ern exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Laveroni,  John,  Windsor.— Total,  12  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  8  acres;  soil  light 
loam;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Largomasini,  B.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  clay  loam;  upland; 
exposure  south;  crop,  22  tons;  wine  on  hand,  5,000  gallons;  cooperage,  redwood,  6,000 
gallons. 

Laughlin,  John  (estate  of),  America.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing',  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Laughlin,  Mrs.  J.  H.,  Mark  West—Tot&l,  30  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  25  acres;  in  table 
grapes,  5  acres;  upland;  crop,  75  tons. 

Latimer,  L.  D.,  Windsor.— Total,  46  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  mostly  deep,  grayish  loam, 
with  reddish  friable  clay  underlying;  upland;  exposure  south  and  west;  crop,  160  tons. 

Lay,  Clark  &  Co.,  "Fountain  Grove,"  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  400  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  375 
acres;  in  table  grapes,  25  acres;  soil  red,  ashy,  sandy  loam  and  hill  adobe;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  1,500  tons;  wine  on  hand,  250,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak, 
300,000  gallons. 

Lacque,  B.  F.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing,  soil  white  loam;  upland; 
southeast  exposure;  crop,  70  tons. 


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Lawler,  John,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  upland; 
exposure  north;  crop,  30  tons. 

Lehn,  Chas.,  Windsor. — Total,  26  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  60  tons. 

Leverone,  J.,  Windsor. — Total,  15  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  2  acres;  soil  clay 
loam;  upland;  exposure,  full;  crop,  3  tons. 
This  is  a  young  vineyard,  13  acres  having  been  planted  this  year. 

Lock,  J.  N.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
south,  east,  and  west  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Luce,  W.  F.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  22  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam  and  light 
gravelly;  mountain  and  valley;  south  and  east  exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 

This  is  a  good  vineyard,  at  eastern  base  of  Fitch  Mountain,  surrounded  on  three  sides 
by  Russian  River. 

Macartney,  A.  H.  E.,  South  Los  Guilicos.—  Total,  80  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly 
loam;  hill  and  low  lying;  southern  and  western  exposure;  crop,  170  tons.  This  vineyard 
is  situated  in  Los  Guilicos  Valley,  at  southern  base  of  Hood  Mountain.  Phylloxera  in 
spots  only;  a  good  vineyard,  and  but  little  affected. 

Madsen,  Mrs.  M.  M.,  Fulton. — Total.  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  clay;  low  lying; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  22  tons. 

Man,  Christian,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light;  southern  exposure: 
crop,  30  tons. 

Manion,  Mrs.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  part  gravelly  loam,  part 
red,  part  adobe;  part  upland  and  part  low  lying;  north  and  west  exposure;  crop,  48  tons. 

Mardis,  L.  W.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  43  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  38  acres;  in  table  grapes,  5 
acres;  soil  red  gravelly  loam;  low  lying;  exposure,  very  little  inclination;  crop^etons 
wine  grapes. 

Martin,  M.  E.,  Windsor. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

McCann,  Mrs.  E.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  80  tons. 

McCutchen,  W.  C.,  Windsor. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  red;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  12  tons. 

McCutchen,  William,  Windsor. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

McCoy,  C.  L.,  "Riverside  Farm,"  Healdsburg. — Total,  25  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  23  acres; 
in  table  grapes,  2  acres;  soil  reddish  loam;  upland;  southwest  exposure;  crop,  83  tons; 
wine  on  hand,  8,000  gallons;  cooperage,  redwood,  60,000  gallons. 

McGregor,  F.  D.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  red  gravel;  roll- 
ing hill;  southern  exposure;  crop,  43  tons. 

Mclsaacs,  Alex.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  exposure, 
all  directions;  crop,  32  tons.  Phylloxera  noticed  in  this  vineyard  last  year  for  the  first 
time. 

McKeadney,  H.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  38  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  hill;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  127  tons. 

Mathison,  H.  P.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  almost  level;  crop,  20  tons. 

Many  of  the  vines  in  this  vineyard  dying;  have  been  dying  for  two  years,  but  not  cer- 
tain that  their  death  is  caused  by  phylloxera;  does  not  so  appear. 

Meacham,  A.,  Fulton. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  ashy  soil;  rolling  valley ; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  37  tons. 

Medeiros,  J.  R.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light;  low  lying;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Mee,  Mrs.  A.  C.,  Calistoga. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  and  black  loam; 
upland;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  10  tons. 

Michaelson,  George,  Windsor. — Total,  14  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly  loam; 
upland;  western  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Miller,  James  R.,  Windsor.— Total,  35  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  part  valley 
and  part  upland;  south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  65  tons. 

Milton  (heirs  of),  Windsor.— Total,  38  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  120  tons. 


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Miller,  G.  F.,  Fulton. — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  low  lying;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Miller,  G.  R.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  exposure, 
nearly  level;  crop,  25  tons;  wine  on  hand,  3,500  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  1,000  gallons;  red- 
wood, 4,500  gallons. 

Miller,  Jeannette,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  low  bottom; 
crop,  10  tons. 

Minna,  John,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  8  tons;  many  spoiled  on  vines. 

Moore,  II.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  9  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1  acre; 
soil  gravelly  loam;  upland;  exposure  west;  crop,  25  tons. 

Morgan,  George,  Windsor. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  western 
exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Morron',  James,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam  and  adobe; 
upland;  northerly  exposure;  crop,  18  tons. 

Murdock,  L.  A.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  70  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  exposure 
south  and  east;  crop,  180  tons. 

Meyers,  D.  P.,  Windsor.— Total,  18  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  17  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1  acre; 
soil,  one  half  volcanic  and  one  half  alluvial;  mountain;  southern  exposure;  crop,  45  tons; 
wine  on  hand,  5,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  3,500  gallons;  redwood,  7,000  gallons. 

Marsh,  Mrs.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  22  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  upland;  ex- 
posure, nearly  level;  crop,  80  tons;  wine  on  hand,  10,000  gallons;  cooperage,  redwood, 
12,000  gallons. 

M.  A.  Pacheco  owns  the  winery  on  this  place. 

Nagle,  G.  F.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  30  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  29  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1 
acre;  soil  light  clay;  low  lying;  exposure  east,  south,  and  west;  crop,  63  tons;  about  30 
tons  rotted. 

Near,  Chas.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  upland;  ex- 
posure, hills  sloping  in  nearly  all  directions;  crop,  100  tons;  some  rotted  on  the  vines. 

Norris,  Mrs.  M.  E.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  28  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil,  part  gravelly  and 
part  clay  loam;  upland;  exposure  south  and  west;  crop,  90  tons. 

Ode,  Peter,  Healdsburg. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  60  tons.  • 

O'Neil,  Eugene,  Oakland  (vineyard  near  Healdsburg). — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing; 
soil  gravelly  loam;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  16  tons. 

Ortman,  Thomas,  "Ross  Place,"  Healdsburg. — Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  Ijght 
gravelly;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  14  tons. 

Packwood,  A.  «7.,  Windsor. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  low  lying; 
crop,  35  tons. 

Mr.  Packwood  expects  to  change  from  grapes  to  prunes,  as  land  is  more  suitable  for 
fruit,  and  grape  prices  riot  being  satisfactory. 

Palos  Grande  Coal  Manufacturing  Co.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  34  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil 
gravelly  loam  and  adobe;  upland;  exposure  east  and  south;  crop,  50  tons. 

Pepper,  0.  T.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
western  exposure;  crop,  57  tons. 

Peter,  Jesse,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  adobe;  low  lying; 
exposure,  level;  crop,  8  tons,  not  much  picked. 

Peterson,  Captain  A.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  22  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  rolling; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Peterson,  Edwin,  Yulupa. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  west  slope,  Bennett  Peak  on  east;  crop,  30  tons. 

Petry,  R.  A.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  21  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  and  red  loam;  level; 
crop,  60  tons.  Neither  siickered,  sulphured,  nor  hoed.  From  6  to  10  tons  mildewed  or 
blighted. 

Pfhingston,  John,  and  Hemker,  Henry,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  14  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil, 
light  sandy  loam  and  part  red  gravelly  loam;  upland;  exposure,  slopes  slightly  to  the 
south;  crop,  40  tons. 

Phillips,  Walter,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  140  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  clay  adobe;  upland; 
exposure  in  every  direction;  crop,  300  tons;  wine  on  hand,  80,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak, 
50,000  gallons;  redwood,  30,000  gallons.  Best  grapes  and  best  wine  on  north  slope. 

This  vineyard  is  properly  cultivated  and  cared  for,  and  is  one  of  the  best  in  Bennett 
Valley. 


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Philpott,  B.  F.,  Windsor. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

Piezzi,  Victor,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam,  part  sandy; 
upland;  exposure,  slightly  rolling  north  and  south;  crop,  90  tons;  made  8,000  gallons 
wine  and  sold  15  tons  grapes;  wine  on  hand,  3,800  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  1,500  gallons; 
redwood,  5,000  gallons. 

Pitts,  John,  America. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  mountain; 
exposure  north. 

Polifka,  Charles,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  32  tons;  wine  on  hand,  5,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  2,000  gal- 
lons; redwood,  3,000  gallons. 

Porter,  James,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  9  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  exposure, 
almost  level;  crop,  16  tons. 

Poulin,  L.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total.  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  mixed,  some  black,  some 
gravelly,  and  some  adobe;  upland;  exposure,  north  and  wrest  slopes  principally;  crop,  35 
tons;  wine  on  hand,  6,500  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  3,500  gallons;  redwood,  8,000  gallons. 

Pressley,  J.  G.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  mountain; 
south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Ralston,  A.  J.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  south 
exposure;  crop,  7  tons  were  gathered. 

Regua,  Arthur  A.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  29  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  volcanic;  mount- 
ain; exposure,  north  slope;  crop,  23  tons;  wine  on  hand,  sold,  but  not  delivered,  11,000 
gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  3,000  gallons;  redwood,  12,000  gallons.  At  this  winery  are  solid 
stone  fermenting  tanks,  holding  about  8,000  gallons. 

Rend,  J.  C.,  San  Francisco. — This  winery  is  near  Windsor.  Total,  8  acresj  in  wine 
grapes;  in  bearing,  5  acres;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

Riley,  A.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  mountain;  ex- 
posure, level  and  east  slope;  crop,  40  tons. 
There  is  phylloxera  in  this  vineyard;  will  replant  with  Lenoir. 

Roberts,  Frank,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  mountain; 
south  exposiire;  crop,  40  tons. 

Ross,  Richard,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  26  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
south  exposure;  crop,  60  tons. 

Runyan,  H.  L.,  Windsor.— Total,  11  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  and  adobe;  up- 
land; south  exposure;  crop,  18  tons. 

Sachs,  Martin,  San  Francisco. — The  vineyard  is  at  the  east  side  of  the  county,  part  of  it 
being  in  Napa  County.  Total,  100  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  200  tons;  wine  on  hand,  50,000  gallons. 

Santa  Rosa  Bank,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  75  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure  south;  crop,  250  tons. 

Schwan,  L.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  mountain;  northern 
exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Scheibel,  Th.,  Yulupa. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam  and  adobe; 
upland;  exposure,  east  slope,  mountain  on  west  side;  crop,  45  tons;  wine  on  hand,  3,000 
gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  1,500  gallons;  redwood,  4,500  gallons. 

Schelish,  Antone,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  8  acres;  soil 
black  loam;  upland;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  22  tons. 

Seward,  Joshua,  Fulton. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  dark  loam;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  75  tons. 

Sheplar,  S.  H.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  30  acres;  soil  black  loam;  low  lying;  crop,  60  tons. 

Sharp,  Charles  C.,  America. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  clay  loam;  mountain; 
crop,  25  tons. 

Sharp,  Nathan,  America. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  clay  loam;  upland  and 
mountain;  exposure  south  and  north;  crop,  35  tons. 

Shooks,  A.  L.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  expos- 
ure north;  crop,  4  tons. 

Siemer,  D.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  17  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  soil 
mixed  loam;  upland;  exposure,  slightly  rolling;  crop,  40  tons;  wine  on  hand,  5,000  gallons; 
cooperage,  oak,  1,500  gallons;  redwood,  4,000  gallons. 

Smith,  F.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  30  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  25  acres;  soil  red 
gravelly;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  120  tons;  cooperage,  redwood,  40,000  gallons. 


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Slusser,  Thomas,  Mark  West.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  tlight  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Smithers,  G.  E.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  6  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  4  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland;  exposure,  slopes  north;  crop,  11  tons. 

Stewart,  J.  7f.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  7^  acres;  in  table  grapes, 
2X  acres;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland;  exposure  north;  slopes  slightly;  crop,  11  tons. 

Stridde,  A.  W.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  west  slope;  crop,  18  tons. 

Strong,  John,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  108  tons. 

Story,  S.  C.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  mixed,  part  adobe;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  86  tons;  wine  on  hand,  12,300  gallons;  cooperage,  redwood. 
13,000  gallons. 

Stuart  (estate  of),  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  60  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  mixed,  gravelly,  etc.; 
upland;  exposure,  mostly  west  slope;  crop,  160  tons. 

Stridde,  Chas.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  40  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  and  black;  upland; 
exposure  south  and  west;  crop,  128  tons. 

Stewarts, ,A.,  Fulton. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  12  tons. 

Sutherland,  R.  H.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland 
and  rolling;  exposure  generally  south;  crop,  115  tons  sold,  some  decayed  on  vines. 

Phylloxera  has  injured  the  vineyard  somewhat  the  past  three  years.  Has  taken  out 
about  2  acres  of  affected  vines,  but  has  not  replanted. 

Tarwater,  H.  A.,  America. — Total,  27  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  25  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  soil  heavy  red;  upland  and  mountain;  westerly  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Taylor,  J.  S.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  60  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
western  exposure;  crop,  135  tons. 

Tauzer,  Albert,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  17  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland  and 
low  lying;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  21  tons;  wine  on  hand,  5,000  gallons;  cooperage, 
oak,  2,500  gallons;  redwood,  4,500  gallons. 

Talbott,  H.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  volcanic  loam;  upland; 
exposure  south;  crop,  50  tons. 

Talbott,  Jas.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  volcanic  loam;  upland; 
exposure  south;  crop,  100  tons. 

Thorpe,  R.  W.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  clay;  upland; 
southern  and  western  exposure;  crop,  16  tons. 

Mr.  Thorpe  talks  of  pulling  out  his  vines  and  of  planting  the  ground  to  something 
else,  unless  the  vineyard  business  improves  soon. 

Traver,  J.  C.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  35  tons 

Underhill,  J.  G.,  Charles,  and  W.  H.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  40  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil 
black  loam;  upland;  exposure  south;  crop,  96  tons. 

Van  Keppel,  Henry,  Santa  Rosa,.— Total,  27  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam  and 
adobe;  upland;  exposure  east;  crop,  80  tons. 

Van  Winkle,  Mrs.  W.  P.,  Fulton—  Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
upland;  western  exposure;  crop,  29  tons. 

Valdes,  Mercedes,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland; 
•exposure,  slight  slope  to  east;  crop,  38  tons. 

Van  Graf  an,  Chas.,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam,  red, 
sandy  and  little  adobe;  upland  exposure  west  slope;  crop,  25  tons. 

Mr.  Van  Grafan  says  that  where  vines  get  root  in  adobe  they  do  best;  they  are  more 
difficult  to  start  in  adobe  soil,  but  he  gets  best  results  there  when  they  were  well  started. 

Velargo,  John,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  slopes  north;  crop,  19  tons. 

Watson,  J.  T.,  Windsor.— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Walker,  D.  W.,  Fulton.— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  clay;  valley;  exposure 
south;  crop,  40  tons. 

Ward,  N.,  Healdsburg—  Total,  60  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  expos- 
ure west  and  south;  crop,  150  tons. 

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Ware,  A.  B.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  65  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  clay;  rolling;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  205  tons. 

Wells,  C.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
exposure  west;  crop,  38  tons. 

Wells,  Pleasant,  Santa  Rosa.— Total,  150  acres;  in  bearing,  140  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  146 
acres;  in  table  grapes,  4  acres;  soil  dark  red;  upland;  exposure  north  and  south;  crop, 
325  tons. 

Mr.  Wells  has  sold  his  grapes  heretofore,  but  he  is  now  building  a  winery  and  expects 
to  make  wine  in  the  future. 

Wells,  George,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  exposure 
west;  crop,  17  tons. 

Wheeler  Bros.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  35  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  63  tons. 

Weeks,  S.  S.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  clay;  low  lying; 
southern  and  eastern  exposure;  crop,  6  tons. 

Wendt,  Fred.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Whitaker,  G.  N.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  sandy  loam; 
upland;  exposure  east  and  north;  crop,  150  tons;  wine  on  hand,  30,000  gallons;  cooper- 
age, oak,  23,000  gallons;  redwood,  12,000  gallons. 

This  vineyard  is  well  up  on  the  south  slope  of  Taylor  Mountain.  It  is  well  cared  for, 
and  the  vines  are  healthy,  vigorous,  and  productive.' 

Wilson,  M.  A.,  Windsor. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  60  tons. 

Wilson,  Mr.,  Santa  Rosa. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  mountain;  exposure, 
nearly  level;  crop,  20  tons.  The  amount  produced,  an  estimate.  The  grapes  were  not 
weighed,  but  wrere  dried  on  the  place. 

Wood,  Wesley,  Fulton. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  slightly  to  the  southeast;  crop,  14  tons. 

Wolf,  A.,  San  Francisco  (vineyard  near  Mark  West  Creek,  five  miles  north  of  Santa 
Rosa). — Total,  9  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  loam;  upland;  southern  and  western  exposure; 
crop,  20  tons. 

Wright,  Adam,  Fulton.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Wright,  W.  M.  (estate  of),  Calistoga.—Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  white  volcanic; 
mountain;  exposure,  slopes  a  little  to  the  east;  crop,  20  tons. 

Yetes,  J.  W.,  Windsor.— Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  37  tons. 


FOURTH  DISTRICT. 

COMPRISING  THE  TOWNSHIPS  OF  CLOVERDALE,  KNIGHTS  VALLEY,  MEN- 
DOCINO,  AND  WASHINGTON. 


Albee,  Mrs.  H.  T.,  Cloverdale—  Total,  11  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Alexander,  Thomas,  Littons. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  sandy  loam; 
valley;  exposure  east  and  south;  crop,  100  tons. 

Algreen,  George,  Healdsburg.—  Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

Andreazzi  &  Monico,  Geyserville.— Total,  30  acres,  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
mountain;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 

Ardieu,  P.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  mountain; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  35  tons. 

Archembeau  Estate,  Geyserville.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
eastern  and  southern  exposure;  crop,  84  tons. 


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The  vineyard  is  situated  in  the  valley  at  base  of  hills  on  west  sid£  of  Russian  River, 
above  Geyserville;  some  vines  dying,  whether  from  phylloxera  or  not  could  not  be  ascer- 
tained; there  is  phylloxera  in  this  neighborhood. 

Armstrong,  J.  B.,  Clover  dale. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Arthur,  D.,  Alexander  Valley. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Ax  ford,  William,  Healdsburg. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Bank  of  Healdsburg,  Healdsburg. — Total,  275  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  225  acres;  in  table 
grapes,  50  acres;  soil  varied;  valley  and  hill;  exposure,  protected  oy  foothills;  crop,  700 
tons.  This  vineyard  is  situated  in  Alexander  Valley,  and  was  formerly  the  Mulligan 
place. 

Bailey,  W.H.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Baker,  A.  M.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
exposure  north  and  east;  crop,  40  tons. 

Bailey,  W.  H.,  Alexander  Valley. — Total,  35  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  126  tons. 

Beeson,  W.  S.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  slopes  south;  crop,  25  tons. 

Bennett,  Mrs.  E.,  Geyserville. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  upland; 
western  exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 

Bell,  J.  S.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  valley;  northern 
exposure;  crop,  70  tons. 

Bell,  A.  K.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  valley;  northern 
exposure;  crop,  60  tons. 

Bell,  J.  W.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  60  tons. 

Mr.  Bell's  place  is  located  on  the  south  side  of  Dry  Creek,  near  Pina  Creek,  and  is  a 
good  vineyard. 

Bidwell,  James,  Soda  Rock. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Bidwell,  John,  Soda  Rock. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  crop,  40  tons. 

Bice,  Mrs.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  upland;  eastern 
exposure;  crop.  25  tons. 

Black,  W.  A.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  9  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  lowland; 
easterly  exposure;  crop,  31  tons. 

Black,  W.  H.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  45  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  20  acres;  red  soil 
and  valley;  upland  and  valley;  exposure  west  and  south;  crop,  100  tons. 

Mr.  Black  has  25  acres  of  new  vineyard  and  20  acres  of  old  vines  in  river  bottom.  The 
vines  are  all  healthy  and  vigorous  and  promise  a  big  crop.  His  place  is  situated  across 
Russian  River,  opposite  the  Swiss-Italian  Colony. 

Bledsoe,  A.  C.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil,  clay  in  the  main;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  70  tons. 
Mr.  Bledsoe's  place  is  situated  in  the  hills  on  the  north  side  of  Russian  River. 

Bonner,  Robert,  Cozzens. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  75  tons;  has  a  small  wine  cellar. 

Bourdens,  P.,  Skaggs  Spring.— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  part  red  gravelly  loam 
and  part  clay;  hill  sloping  to  north  on  mountain;  southern  exposure;  crop,  11  tons; 
wine  on  hand,  200  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  700  gallons;  redwood,  300  gallons. 

Bonman,  Mrs.  I.  W.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  clay;  lowland; 
westerly  exposure;  crop,  6  tons. 

Bosworth,  C.  M..  Geyserville.— Total,  40  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  38  acres;  in  raisin  grapes,  2 
acres;  soil  gravelly  and  clay  loam;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 

Board,  William,  Healdsburg  — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black;  valley; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Board,  H.  D.,  Cozzens.— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  southern  expos- 
ure; crop,  nothing,  this  being  a  young  vineyard  just  set  out  on  red  hills  on  south  side 
of  Dry  Creek  above  Cozzens. 


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Boyds,  Thos.,  Cozzens. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Bradford,  R.  A.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  21  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravel  and  clay; 
valley;  exposure  south  and  east;  crop,  44  tons. 

Brigham,  G.  H.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  9  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Bradford,  D.  J.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  18  tons;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravel  and  clay;  valley; 
exposure  north  and  east;  crop,  30  tons. 

Brown,  Samuel,  Healdsburg. — Total,  14  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  48  tons. 
The  vineyard  is  in  the  hills  to  the  north  of  Healdsburg. 

Bryant  Bros.,  Cozzens. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Bryant,  D.  S.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  upland;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Burnham,  A.  E.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  16  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  15  acres;  soil 
black  gravel;  upland;  crop,  60  tons. 
This  vineyard  is  in  Dry  Creek  Valley,  and  is  well  cultivated  and  very  thrifty. 

Burke,  Mrs.  M.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  19  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  deep  sandy  loam; 
upland;  crop,  67  tons. 

Burr,  Frank,  Geyserville. — Total,  30  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  26  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  in  raisin  grapes,  2  acres;  soil  sandy  loam;  exposure  east;  crop,  100  tons. 

Butter  field,  James,  Healdsburg. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
exposure  north  and  east;  crop,  10  tons. 

Byrod,  Mrs.,  Oakland.— Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Caldwell,  William,  Cloverdale.—  Total,  55  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  lowland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  150  tons. 

Callahan,  J.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  7^  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1 
acre;  in  raisin  grapes,  1^  acres;  soil  inclined  to  adobe;  upland;  exposure  south  and 
north;  crop,  35  tons. 

This  place  is  in  the  hills  north  of  Russian  River. 

Carter,  M.  M.,  Calistoga. — Total,  18  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  17  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1  acre; 
soil  red;  mountain;  exposure  south  and  west:  crop,  46  tons. 

Champion,  John,  Cloverdale.— Total,  60  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  upland; 
westerly  exposure;  crop,  120  tons. 

Clausen  &  Terkildsen,  Cozzens.— Total,  20  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  17  acres;  in  table  grapes, 

3  acres;  soil  gravelly  loam;  low  lying;  crop,  90  tons. 

Clark,  Mrs.  R.  M.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  4  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Coghill, ,  Healdsburg.— Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  northern 

exposure;  crop,  75  tons. 

Codding,  Geo.  P.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
mountain;  southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Coulson,  Nicholas,  Healdsburg.— Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  hill; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Coulson,  John,  Healdsburg.— Total,  35  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  northern 
exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 

Coomes,  A.  M.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  13  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  3  acres;  in  table  grapes,  10 
acres;  soil  black  loam;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Cooley,  C.  H.  &  J.  B.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  60  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  56  acres;  in  table  grapes, 

4  acres;  soil  red,  sandy,  and  clay;  low  lying;  westerly  exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 

Cozzens,  D.,  Cozzens. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  foothills;  crop,  25 
tons. 

Crocker, ,  Geyserville.— Total,  22  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  17  acres;  in  table  grapes,  4 

acres;  in  raisin  grapes,  1  acre;  soil  for  wine  grapes  is  gravelly  loam,  for  table  grapes, 
clayey;  upland;  easterly  exposure;  crop,  83  tons. 

Crocker,  H.  J.,  Cloverdale.'— Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  and  dark  loam; 
mountain;  southern  exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 


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Cunningham,  J.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Cummings,  J.  M.,  Geyserville. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravel;  low 
lying;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  45  tons. 

Dehay,  Armand,  Cloverdale. — Total,  38  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly  loam; 
valley;  exposure  north  and  east;  crop,  120  tons.  Of  this  vineyard,  8  acres  come  into 
bearing  this  year. 

Dehay,  T.  J.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  23  acres;  allin  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  eastern 
exposure;  crop,  70  tons;  has  a  small  winery  and  distillery;  cooperage,  oak,  5,000  gallons; 
redwood,  30,000  gallons. 

Delafield,  R.  H.,  Calistoga. — Total,  35  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  mountain; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  80  tons. 

This  vineyard  is  located  on  a  range  of  mountains  on  the  south  side  of  Knights  Valley, 
near  the  petrified  forest.  There  is  a  good  stone  wine  cellar  at  this  vineyard. 

Denari,  A.,  Geyserville. — Total,  45  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  30  acres;  soil  red; 
upland;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons;  all  his  wine  has  been  sold;  cooperage,  redwood, 
30,000  gallons. 

Mr.  JJenari  has  a  fine  place,  which  is  situated  near  the  Swiss-Italian  Colony,  on  the 
south;  a  good  cellar,  place  well  improved,  and  vines  all  healthy;  about  15  acres  of 
young  vineyard. 

Dotta,  L.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  25  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  20  acres;  soil  light 
gravel;  valley;  western  exposure;  crop,  50  tons;  wine  all  sold;  cooperage,  redwood, 
12,000  gallons. 

DeWeiderhold,  Mrs.  A.  E.  S.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam; 
upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Didier,  J.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  mountain;  north- 
ern exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Donahue,  J.  M.  (estate  of),  Littons. — Total,  55  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam  and 
gravelly;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  85  tons. 

This  vineyard  appears  to  be  in  a  healthy  condition,  but  has  not  been  carefully  culti- 
vated. 

Ellis,  L.  G.,  Geyserville. — Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  deep  black  loam;  low  lying; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

This  was  the  first  place  in  the  valley  where  phylloxera  made  its  appearance.  It  has 
been  observed  in  this  vineyard  for  three  years  past,  but  has  been  confined  to  two  or  three 
small  spots  of  about  an  acre  all  told.  The  remainder  of  the  vineyard  appears  to  be 
healthy.  Mr.  Ellis  has  no  idea  as  to  how  phylloxera  got  a  foothold  in  his  vineyard.  He 
says  there  has  been  no  interchange  of  grape  boxes  with  any  infested  orchard.  His  place 
is  across  the  river  from  Geyserville,  in  a  belt  of  very  rich  country,  entirely  surrounded 
by  the  Russian  River  and  high  hills  or  mountains.  It  is  a  thoroughly  protected  spot,  so 
far  as  contact  with  the  outside  world  is  concerned.  At  first  the  disease  appeared  out  in 
one  spot,  which  has  increased  in  size  each  year.  The  next  season  two  other  spots  some 
twenty  rods  distant  were  affected,  a  few  vines  dying  at  each.  Mr.  Ellis  has  put  in  a  few 
resistants,  with  which  he  is  experimenting. 

Elliott,  John,  Cloverdale. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  alluvial;  upland;  crop,  30 
tons. 

Elliott,  J.  B.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;   soil  light  sandy;  low  lying; 
valley;  crop,  42  tons. 
.This  vineyard  is  situated  in  Oat  Valley,  near  Preston. 

Fairchild,  0.  G.,  Geyserville. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  east- 
ern exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Fay,  J.  P.,  Geyserville. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;   soil  loam;  upland;  crop,  15  tons. 

Fay,  John  H.,  Geyserville. — Total,  18  acres;  in  wine  grapes;   in  bearing,  15  acres;   soil 
gravelly;  low  lying;  exposure,  protected  by  hills;  crop,  75  tons. 
Mr.  Fay's  place  is  opposite  Geyserville,  in  Alexander  Valley. 

Farmers  and  Merchants  Bank,  Healdsburg. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light 
loam;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Feely,  M.  J.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loose  loam;  low  lying; 
exposure,  nearly  level;  crop,  45  tons. 

Ferguson,  John  N.,  Alexander  Valley. — Total,  26  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  23 
acres;  soil  red  sandy  loam;  upland;  westerly  exposure;  crop,  115  tons. 

Ferguson,  H.  0.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 


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Ferguson,  P.  J.,  Healdsburg.—  Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
westerly  exposure;  crop,  35  tons  from  these  8  acres;  had  18  acres  last  year,  with  a  crop 
of  65  tons;  sold  10  acres  since  last  vintage. 

Folkers,  J.  H.  A.,  Kellogg.— Total,  60  acres;  all  in  bearing;  resistants,  40  acres;  Riparia, 
10  acres;  Lenoir,  30  acres;  grafted  and  in  bearing,  40  acres;  not  yet  grafted,  2  acres;  vari- 
eties succeeding  best:  Semillon  on  Riparia,  French  on  Lenoir;  soil  black  loam  inter- 
spersed with  gravel,  and  decomposed  rock;  upland  and  mountainside;  southwest  and 
south  exposure;  crop,  200  tons. 

Foster,  William  E.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  18  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  16  acres;  in  table  grapes, 
2  acres;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  exposure,  level,  fully  exposed  to  both  sun  and  wind;  crop, 
70  tons. 

Frank,  D.  C.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Frampton,  Mrs.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  20  acres;   in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  15  acres;  soil 
light  loam;  upland;  western  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 
This  vineyard  is  at  the  base  of  Fitch  Mountain,  north  of  Healdsburg. 

Fricke  &  Priest,  Cozzens. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  70  tons;  wine  all  sold;  cooperage,  30,000  gallons. 

Furber,  E.  G.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  hilly;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  200  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  20,000  gallons;  redwood,  20,000  gallons. 

A  good  vineyard,  adjoining  hills  on  west  side  of  Russian  River  Valley;  cellar  and 
small  distillery. 

Frei,  L.,  &  Co.,  San  Francisco. — Total,  135  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  125  acres; 
soil  red  and  light  gravelly;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  400  tons;  wine  all  sold; 
cooperage,  redwood,  50,000  gallons. 

Ferry,  John,  Cloverdale.— Total,  18  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  16  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  soil  red  clay  and  gravelly;  mountain;  south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Galloway  Bros.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  57  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  41  acres;  in  table  grapes, 
16  acres;  soil  black  gravelly  and  loam;  50  acres  upland,  7  acres  bottom;  exposure,  level; 
crop,  235  tons  of  wine  grapes  and  30  tons  of  table  grapes;  cooperage,  redwood,  20,000  gal- 
lons. 

Do  not  think  they  have  any  phylloxera,  but  am  not  sure. 

Gardner,  J.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil,  hillside,  black  gravelly; 
upland;  westerly  exposure;  crop,  8  tons. 

Gardini,  John,  Healdsburg.— Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly  loam; 
mountain;  south  and  west  exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 

Gater,  J.  E.,  Geyserville.—  Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  eastern 
exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

This  vineyard  is  on  the  west  side  of  Russian  River.  Wine  cellar  burned  down  a  year 
or  two  ago. 

Gibbons,  Isaac,  Cloverdale. — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
exposure  south  and  west;  crop,  70  tons. 
Situated  at  base  of  mountains  on  east  side  of  Russian  River  and  opposite  Asti. 

Gibney,  George,  Geyserville.— Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
exposure  east  and  south;  crop,  25  tons. 

Ginnochio,  Mrs.  G.,  Asti.— Total,  100  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  150  tons. 

Gird,  H.  S.,  Alexander  Valley.— Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Goetzelman,  J.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Goddard,  Daniel,  Healdsburg.— Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly  loam; 
upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Goodrich,  W.,  Alexander  Valley.— Total,  19  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  80  tons. 

Gum,  I.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  upland;  north- 
western exposure;  crop,  31  tons. 

A  small  crop  last  year,  on  account  of  not  having  been  properly  taken  care  of  and  cul- 
tivated. This  vineyard  will  average  50  tons  per  annum,  one  year  with  another. 

Haehl,  C.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  20  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  18  acres;  soil  gravelly 
loam,  with  clay  subsoil;  upland;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  60  tons;  very  little  wine  on 
hand;  cooperage,  oak,  10,000  gallons;  redwood,  10,000  gallons. 


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JIagmayer,  G.,  Cloverdale.—  Total,  6  acres;  in  wine  grapes, 4  acres;  ifi  table  grapes,  1  acre; 
in  raisin  grapes,  1  acre;  soil  red;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons.  Has  planted 
olives  in  his  vineyard  this  year. 

JFaigh,  E.,  Littons. — Total,  5 acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  valley;  eastern  exposure; 
crop,  15  tons. 

Ifale,  M.  M.,  Geyserville. — Total,  17  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  16  acres;  soil 
gravelly  loam;  three  fourths  low  lying,  remainder  hilly;  exposure,  slopes  to  the  south; 
crop,  41  tons. 

Hall,  R.  W.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  25  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  18  acres;  soil  light 
sandy;  low  lying;  exposure,  level,  full;  crop,  100  tons. 

Hall,  L.,  &  Son,  Littons.— Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Hall,  D.  W.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  30  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  23  acres;  soil  light 
loam;  valley;  western  exposure;  crop,  75  tons. 

A  good,  healthy  vineyard,  on  the  east  side  of  the  Russian  River,  7  acres  being  young 
vines,  and  expects  to  set  out  about  20  or  30  acres  more  next  season. 

Hallengren,  S.  P.,  Geyserville. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  seven  years  old;  soil 
gravelly  and  clay;  upland;  exposure,  direct;  crop,  50  tons,  this  being  first  crop. 

Hamilton,  G.  S.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  table  and 
hill  land;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  60  tons. 
A  few  Zinfandel  vines  appear  sickly,  but  the  disease  is  not  known  to  be  phylloxera. 

Hammekin,  Henry,  Healdsburg. — Total,  11  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  9  acres;  soil 
gravelly;  part  low  lying  and  part  upland;  crop,  26  tons. 

Heald,  J.  G.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  38  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  expos- 
ure north  and  east;  crop,  213  tons. 

Heaton,  G.  0.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  80  tons. 

Heinicke,  Mrs.,  Alexander  Valley. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
mountain;  southerly  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Hendricks,  J.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  14  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  gravelly;  low 
lying;  southwesterly  exposure;  crop,  84  tons. 

Hermann,  Mrs.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Higgs,  Mrs.  Mary,  Cozzens.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Hilberrer,  Philip,  Geyserville.— Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Hill,  F.  S.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Hixon,  James,  Cloverdale.— Total,  6  acres',  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  west- 
ern exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Hoadly,  Mrs.  I.  T.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  and  black  gravelly, 
low  lying  and  part  hill;  crop,  30  tons. 

Hodges,  H.  C.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  clay  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  south  hillside;  crop,  40  tons. 

Holloway,  J.  C.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  62  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  150  tons. 

Holmes,  C.  H.,  Kellogg.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
crop,  30  tons. 

Hoist,  Peter  N.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  40  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  35  acres;  soil 
mixed;  upland;  crop,  80  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  2,000  gallons;  redwood,  23,000  gallons. 


Hood,  George,  Santa  Rosa.— Vineyard  in  Knights  Valley,  near  Kellogg  Post  Office.   Total, 
s;  planted  to  resistants  as  an  experiment,  there  being  no  phyll 

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93  acres;  planted  to  resistants  as  an  experiment,  there  being  no  pnynoxera  in  tne  vine- 
yard; soil  red  gravel  and  sandy  loam;  upland;  rolling  hills,  facing  all  directions;  crop 
in  1892,  about  200  tons,  from  which  30,000  gallons  of  wine  were  made;  stock  of  wine  on 
hand,  35,000  gallons;  cooperage,  60,000  gallons,  of  which  40,000  gallons  is  oak  and  20,000 
gallons  is  redwood. 

Hopkins,  M.  (estate  of),  Healdsburg.— Total,  240  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red,  a  light 
gravelly  loam;  mountain  and  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  600  tons. 

This  is  one  of  the  largest  vineyards  in  the  county,  and  is  situated  in  hills  on  the  north 
side  of  Russian  River.  Vines  all  healthy. 


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Howard,  S.  D.,  Cloverdale.—  Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  upland; 
exposure  south  and  east;  crop,  50  tons. 

Rowland  &  Wheldon,  Healdsburg.—  Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravel; 
upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Italian-Swiss  Agricultural  Colony,  Asti. — Total,  650  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing, 
600  acres;  hillsides;  crop,  two  thirds;  cooperage,  oak,  150,000  gallons;  redwood,  850,000 
gallons. 

A  number  of  vines  have  died  on  this  place,  but  the  management  insists  that  there  is 
no  phylloxera  on  the  place. 

Isaacs,  Andrew,  Healdsburg. — Total,  7  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  6  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1 
acre;  soil  clay;  upland;  exposure  south  and  east;  crop,  15  tons. 

Jaffe,  L.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  mountain;  exposure 
east  and  north;  crop,  50  tons;  cooperage,  redwood,  20,000  gallons. 

Jehle,  Leo,  Healdsburg. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  clay  loam;  upland;  crop,  24 
tons. 

Jewett,  D.  G.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  part  clay,  balance  gravelly 
loam;  upland;  crop,  20  tons. 

Jones,  B.  M.,  Littons. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  sandy  soil;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Kayser,  A.  H.,  Soda  Rock. — Total,  5  acjes;  all  in  bearing;  soil  clay  loam;  upland;  crop, 
5  tons. 
Mr.  Kayser  will  take  up  his  vines  and  plant  the  ground  to  something  else. 

Kellogg,  Mrs.,  Cozzens. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  90  tons. 

Kind,  William,  Healdsburg. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  beaming;  soil  light  gravelly  loam; 
upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

King,  John,  Healdsburg.— Total,  44  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  42  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  soil  red;  all  rolling  land;  northerly  exposure;  crop,  75  tons. 

Lane,  R.  J.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  6  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  3  acres;  in  table  grapes,  3  acres; 
soil  red  clay;  upland;  southeast  exposure;  crop,  12  tons. 

Laughlin,  M.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Laughlin,  Mrs.  E.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly  loam; 
upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Larison,  Samuel,  Preston.— Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  upland; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Leger,  A.  C.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  12  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  10  acres;  soil 
gravelly;  low  lying;  southerly  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Lee,  ,  Alexander   Valley  (lives  at  Colusa).— Total,  12  acres;  all  in   bearing;    soil 

alluvial;  low  lying;  crop,  25  tons. 

Leroux,  Jule,  Cloverdale.— Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons;  cooperage,  3,000  gallons  in  oak,  15,000  in  redwood. 

Leroux,  Peter,  Cloverdale.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  expos- 
ure south  and  east;  crop,  60  tons. 

Mr.  Leroux's  vineyard  is  situated  near  the  Swiss-Italian  Colony. 

Lewis,  R.  E.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  70  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  65  acres;  in  table  grapes,  5  acres; 
soil  gravelly  loam;  upland;  southeasterly  exposure;  crop,  230  tons. 

Lewis,  R.  M.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Liter,  J.  L.,  Healdsburg  .—Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Llewellyn  &  Co.,  William,  Cloverdale.— Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly; 
mountain;  exposure  south  and  east;  crop,  100  tons. 

Long,  Isaac,  Littons.— Total,  60  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  low  lying; 
exposure  east  and  south;  crop,  156  tons. 

Lombardy,  Severino,,  Healdsburg.— Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Luken,  H.  B.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  and  stony;  steep 
hills;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  25  tons. 


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Mack,  William,  Soda  Rock. — Total,  22  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  "red;  valley;  western 
exposure;  crop,  4  tons. 
This  is  a  young  vineyard  recently  set  out  on  the  south  side  of  Alexander  Valley. 

Masona  &  Scatena,  Healdsburg. — Total,  60  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
upland;  southern  exposure;  crop.  200  tons;  wine  on  hand,  8.000  gallons;  cooperage,  red- 
wood, 30,000  gallons. 

Matthews,  Charles,  Alexander  Valley. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
valley;  northern  exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Matthews,  John  W.,  Alexander  Valley.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
low  lying;  northern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Matthews,  Wesley,  Alexander  Valley.— Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  valley; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 
This  vineyard  is  on  the  south  side  of  Russian  River. 

McCarthy,  William,  Healdsburg. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
valley;  south  and  east  exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

McLaughlin,  C.  W.,  Healdsburg.—  Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  reddish  alluvial; 
hillside  and  slope;  exposure,  varied;  crop,  20  tons. 

There  are  no  signs  of  mildew  or  phylloxera,  nor  of  any  other  disease  of  vine  or  fruit. 
Sugar  test  is  high  and  yield  light,  as  compared  with  valley  vineyards. 

McClish,  John,  Healdsburg.— Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  crop, 
60  tons. 

McCray,  W.  H.,  Cloverdale  —  Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  upland; 
exposure  south  and  east;  crop,  40  tons. 

McDonald^  Frank,  Calistoga.—Total,  8  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  5  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  in  raisin  grapes,  1  acre;  soil  red  hill  land;  on  a  sidehill;  easterly  exposure;  crop, 
6  tons. 

McDonough,  Michael,  Geyserville.—  Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
valley  and  mountain;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

McElarney  (estate)  &  Smith,  Cloverdale.— Total,  40  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  26 
acres;  soil  red;  valley;  western  and  southern  exposure;  crop,  75  tons;  wine  on  hand, 
14,000  gallons;  cooperage,  redwood,  20,000  gallons. 

There  are  about  12  acres  planted  in  young  vines.  The  vineyard  is  healthy,  and  is  in 
the  center  of  the  Russian  River  Valley. 

Merchant,  T.S.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  160  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  300  tons. 

The  vineyard  is  in  hills  on  the  north  side  of  Russian  River;  vines  healthy  and  looking 
well. 

Meyer,  Glaus,  Geyserville.— Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  160  tons. 

Meyer,  Henry,  Geyserville. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 
The  Zinfandel  on  this  place  reported  as  yielding  10  tons  to  the  acre. 

Meyer,  John,  Healdsburg. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  exposure 
north;  crop,  20  tons. 

Meyerholtz,  Henry,  Petaluma  —  Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  75  tons. 
This  vineyard  is  situated  at  base  of  hills  on  east  side  of  Russian  River. 

Michaelsen  Bros.,  Alexander  Valley.— Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing,  and  all  wine  grapes; 
red  soil;  upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  60  tons;  stock  of  wine  on  hand,  7,000  gallons; 
cooperage,  10,000  gallons,  all  oak. 

Miller,  James,  Healdsburg.— Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland: 
southern  exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 
This  vineyard  is  at  entrance  to  Dry  Creek  Valley,  and  is  a  productive  place. 

Minari,  Thomas,  Geyserville.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

More,  C.  P.,  Geyserville.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  sandy  loam;  valley; 
south  and  east  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

This  vineyard  is  affected  to  some  extent  by  phylloxera,  which  was  first  discovered 
about  two  years  ago,  and  is  supposed  to  have  been  brought  here  in  grape  boxes  from 
Sonoma  Valley.  Nothing  has  been  done  in  the  way  of  treatment  of  the  vineyard  for  the 
disease. 

Moreland,  W.  W.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  mountain 
southern  exposure;  crop,  20 tons. 


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Morrill,  Mrs.  F.  A.,  Geyserville. — Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  8  acres;  in  table  grapesr 
2  acres;  soil  dark  loam;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Morisoli,  M.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  mountain;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Mothorn,  William,  Healdsburg. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Mowbray,  Mrs.,  Preston. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  valley;  eastern  expos- 
ure; crop,  30  tons. 

Moulton,  A.  W.,  San  Francisco  (F.  Albertz,  lessee,  Cloverdale). — Total,  72  acres;  in  wine 
grapes,  70  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2  acres;  soil  red  loam;  upland;  crop,  175  tons;  wine  on 
hand,  10,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  20,000;  redwood,  125,000  gallons. 

Three  acres  of  Riparia  roots  will  be  planted,  also  one  half  acre  of  Lenoir,  this  season. 

Mulcahey,  J.,  Alexander  Valley. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Neery,  M.,  "Whitcomb  Place,"  Healdsburg. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  crop,  30  tons. 

Newcom,  H.,  Cozzens. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Norton,  E.  M.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  100  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  lies  in  separate  tracts, 
60  acres  in  hills  and  40  acres  river  bottom;  hill  land  is  light,  gravelly,  and  limey;  30  acres 
on  Mill  Creek,  partly  shaded  and  sheltered,  balance  exposed;  crop,  250  tons;  cooperage, 
redwood,  12,000  gallons. 

Ottmer,  H.  C.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  and  creek  bottom; 
upland;  exposure  full;  crop,  110  tons. 

Ogilvie,  Captain,  Healdsburg. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Ormsby,  M.  P.,  Geyserville. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  upland;  expos- 
ure southeast;  crop,  15  tons. 

Mr.  Ormsby  has  dug  up  all  of  his  vineyard  excepting  5  acres,  and  has  planted  the 
ground  to  fruit,  which  he  finds  more  profitable.  The  remainder  of  his  vineyard  has 
been  planted  to  fruit  trees,  and  as  soon  as  they  are  in  bearing  the  vines  will  be  taken  out. 

Osborn,  S.  L.,  Alexander  Valley.— Total,  140  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  and  black 
loam;  upland;  exposure  southeast;  crop,  400  tons. 

This  is  a  very  fine  appearing  vineyard;  the  vines  have  been  properly  cared  for  and 
they  are  strong,  vigorous  growers  and  good  bearers. 

Parker  Vineyard  Co.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  40  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  30  acres; 
soil  red  gravelly;  mountain;  rolling  hills,  giving  both  north  and  south  exposure;  crop, 
37  tons;  wine  on  hand,  7,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  3,000  gallons;  redwood,  15,000  gallons. 

About  10  acres  of  young  vines  have  been  set  out  on  this  place;  vines  are  looking  healthy 
and  no  indication  of  disease  of  any  kind. 

Parker,  Isaac,  Healdsburg. — Total,  16  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  12  acres;  soil, 
part  rich  bottom,  part  red  land;  part  bottom  and  part  upland;  exposure,  level  land,  no 
protection  from  wind;  crop,  70  tons. 

The  upland  portion  of  the  vineyard  bears  better  than  on  the  creek  bottom. 

Parsons,  I.  N.,  Santa  Rosa. — Vineyard  across  Russian  River,  east  of  Geyserville.  Total, 
10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland  and  valley;  western  exposure;  crop, 
20  tons. 

Parsons,  Thos.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

Parkerson,  C.  J.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  10 acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black;  valley;  northern 
exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Passalaqua,  A.  B.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  17  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  and  red  loam; 
valley  and  mountain;  exposure  south  and  east;  crop,  60  tons. 
A  prolific  vineyard,  partly  in  bottom  land  and  partly  on  hills,  west  of  Healdsburg. 

Patton,  E.  R.,  Cozzens.— Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  exposure 
north  and  east;  crop,  20  tons. 

Patronack,  F.  F..  Grass  Valley.— This  vineyard  is  on  Dry  Creek,  north  of  Healdsburg. 
Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  valley;' northern  exposure;  crop,  150 
tons;  cooperage,  redwood,  45,000  gallons. 

Patterson,  Solomon,  Healdsburg. — Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly:  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Patten,  F.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  130  tons. 


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Paxton,  Mrs.  J.  A.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  90  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soiFred  loam;  mountain; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  180  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  35,000  gallons;  redwood,  35,000  gallons. 

A  good  vineyard,  on  hills  west  of  Healdsburg;  fine  large  stone  wine  cellar;  vines 
healthy. 

Plumb,  William,  Healdsburg.— Total,  10 acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Powell,  R.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

Peterson,  Carl  L.  E.,  Geyserville. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  mellow  black;  low 
lying;  crop,  18  tons;  no  disease. 

Perazzo,  G.,  Asti. — Total,  27  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 

Petray,  George  W.,  Geyserville. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  18  tons. 

Phillips,  D.  D.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  45  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  44  acres;  in  table  grapes,  % 
acre;  in  raisin  grapes,  >£  acre;  good  deep  soil;  low  lying;  exposure,  comparatively  level; 
crop,  150  tons. 

Phillips,  Mrs  L.,  Cozzens— Total,  11  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light;  valley;  exposure 
north  and  east;  crop,  40  tons. 

Plaskett,  Peter,  Cloverdale.—  Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  east- 
ern exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Pohley,  F.,  Windsor. — Total,  30  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  20  acres;  soil  red  loam; 
hilly;  northern  exposure;  crop,  70  tons;  mostly  new  vineyard,  and  has  recently  changed 
hands. 

Porter  field,  W.  H.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  valley;  exposure 
south;  crop,  100  tons. 

Portupita,  I.W.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  28  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  25  acres;  in  raisin  grapes,  3 
acres;  soil  red;  upland;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  145  tons  wine  grapes,  10  tons 
Muscats* 

Preston,  Mrs.  E.,  Preston. — Total/ 8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  mountain;  exposure  west;  crop, 
30  tons;  wine  on  hand,  40,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  b,000  gallons. 

Price,  John,  Cozzens. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  exposure 
south;  crop,  50  tons. 

Pritchett,  M.,  Cozzens.— Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  45  tons. 

Prouse,  Daniel,  Healdsburg.— Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  northern 
exposure;  crop,  70  tons. 

Prows,  Sylvester,  Healdsburg  .—Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  mount- 
ain; eastern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

'Puccerido,  C.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  70  tons. 

Purser,  Edward  Thomas,  Healdsburg.— Total,  20  acres;  in  bearing,  18  acres;  soil  red 
hilly;  rolling  upland;  exposure  south'  and  west;  crop,  51  tons. 

Radskey,  Fred.  W.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  9  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland; 
southern' exposure;  crop,  45  tons. 

Rafael,  Angelo,  Geyserville.— Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;    soil  gravelly;   mountain; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 
This  vineyard  is  on  a  mountain  west  of  Geyserville. 

Redington  &  Co.,  San  Francisco.— Total,  85  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley 
and  mountain;  eastern  and  southern  exposure;  crop,  120  tons. 

A  part  of  the  C.  P.  Moore  place,  now  worked  by  the  Italian-Swiss  Colony.  There  are 
indications  of  disease  in  this  vineyard;  whether  phylloxera  or  not  is  not  determined. 

Reiners,  C.  A.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  70  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  40  acres;  soil 
chocolate  loam;  upland;  crop,  100  tons;  wine  on  hand,  13,000  gallons;  cooperage,  40,000 
gallons,  of  which  10,000  gallons  is  oak  and  30,000  gallons  is  redwood;  vintage  of  1892 
made  30,000  gallons  of  wine  and  2,000  gallons  of  brandy. 

Reniff,  A.  A.,  Geyserville.— Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  9  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1 
acre;  soil  red;  upland;  exposure  south  and  east;  crop,  1  ton. 

Rickman,H.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  mountain; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Robinson,  H.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  mountain;  west  and 
south  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 


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Robinson,  J.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  valley;  west  exposure; 
crop,  20  tons. 

Rogers,  John  L.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  16  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  14  acres;  in  table  grapes, 
2  acres;  soil,  half  dark  gravelly  and  half  red;  southern  exposure;  crop,  90  tons. 

Ross,  R.  B.,  Healdsburg— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  exposure 
west  and  south;  crop,  20  tons. 

Rose,  F.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  16  tons. 

Routtkey,  F.  W.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
crop,  48%  tons. 

Runnel,  Mrs.  Chas.,  Geyserville. — Total,  2%  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
upland;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Sarcinsson,  C.,  Healdsbura. — Total,  8  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  7  acres;  in  raisin  grapes,  1 
acre;  soil  red  gravelly;  upland;  southern  exposure;  cooperage,  redwood,  2,000  gallons. 

Saum,  George,  Healdsburg.— Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Savier,  N.  J.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  8  acres;  in  bearing,  6  acres;  wine  grapes;  soil  red;  mount- 
ain; southern  exposure;  crop,  16  tons. 

Scioali,  V.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  mountain;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  30  tons.  • 

Schwartz  &  Cohn,  San  Francisco  (vineyard  in  Alameda  Valley). — Total,  80  acres;  all  in 
bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  300  tons. 

Schnitzger,  C.  H.,  Geyserville. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  80  tons. 

Semple,  C.  E.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  mountain;  south- 
ern exposure:  crop,  10  tons. 

Shearer,  Mrs.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

Shanks,  Dr.  (estate  of).— Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  mountain;  western 
exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Simi,  P.  &  G.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  126  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  sandy;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  300  tons;  wine  on  hand,  150,000  gallons;  cooperage,  200,000 
gallons. 

This  is  a  large  vineyard  just  north  of  Healdsburg;  healthy  vines  and  a  large  new  stone 
wine  cellar. 

Sink,  D.  &  W.  D.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  175  tons. 

Smith,  W.  T.,  Geyserville.— Total,  55  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  gravelly;  35  acres 
valley  and  remainder  upland;  crop,  200  tons. 

Snook,  Mrs.,  Healdsburg —Total,  11  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  exposure 
west  and  south;  crop,  30  tons. 

Snider,  Mrs.  J.,  Healdsburg —Total,  13  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light;  valley;  exposure 
south;  crop,  60  tons. 

Southern,  Mrs,,  Cloverdale.— Total,  14  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley; 
exposure  south  and  west;  crop,  35  tons. 

Steinbach,  Fred.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  10  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  6  acres;  soil 
light  gravelly;  mountain;  western  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Stiode,  S.  E.,  Geyserville.— Total,  14  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam,  some  clay; 
low  lying;  crop,  65  tons. 

Story,  George,  Healdsburg.— Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam;  upland; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Stamer  &  Feldmeyer,  Geyserville.— Total,  37  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  mostly  gravelly, 
hill  slate,  clay;  valley  and  upland;  hilly  about  5  acres;  northern  exposure;  crop,  on  27 
acres,  85  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  25,000  puncheons;  redwood,  50,000  puncheons;  10  acres  of 
vineyard  only  lately  acquired  by  present  owner;  crop,  about  28  tons. 

Strode,  Charles.— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  25  tons. 

Stewart,  Fred.  W.,  Geyserville.— Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  mountain;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 


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Stites,  A.  H.,  Geyserville. — Total,  12  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  11  acres;  in  table  grapes,  1 
acre;  soil,  part  gravelly,  part  clay;  low  lying;  exposure  direct,  being  nearly  all  level 
land;  crop,  35  tons. 

Sylvester,  Harlan  &  Co.,  Geyserville. — Total,  38  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam; 
valley;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  200  tons. 

Teaby,  W.  H.,  Geyserville. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  made  soil;  crop,  18  tons. 

Templeton,  John,  Healdsburg. — Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  20  tons. 

Thomsen  Bros.,  Cozzens. — Total,  15  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  13  acres;  soil  black, 
and  red  gravelly  clay;  upland  and  mountain;  southerly  exposure;  crop,  45  tons;  wine 
on  hand,  10,000  gallons,  ail  sold  but  not  delivered;  cooperage,  oak,  1,500  gallons;  redwood, 
12,000  gallons. 

No  phylloxera  found.  A  few  Lenoir  planted  experimentally,  scattered  through  vine- 
yard, grafted  to  Crabb's  Burgundy,  Mataro,  and  Sweetwater;  Mataro  succeeds  best.  Are 
commencing  experiments  with  Kiparia  and  Rupestris. 

Thormann,  A.,  Alexander  Valley. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  crop,  100  tons. 

Todd,  P.  W.,  Santa  Rosa.— The  vineyard  is  near  Cloverdale.  Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bear- 
ing and  all  wine  grapes;  soil  light  loam;  low  lying;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  90  tons. 

Treadway,  D.  G.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  25  acres;  all  in  bearing;  red  and  black  loam; 
upland;  northern  exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 

Trapet.  J.  B.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  16  acres;  in  bearing,  15  acres;  soil  black  loam,  with 
red  gravel  below;  upland;  crop,  60  tons;  made  8,600  gallons  of  wine;  cooperage,  oak,  2,000 
gallons;  redwood,  13,000  gallons. 

Truitt,  Mrs.,  Healdsburg. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  eastern 
exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Tucker,  John,  Healdsburg. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly  loam; 
upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  75  tons. 

Turner,  John  H.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  low 
lying;  exposure  direct  to  sun  and  wind;  crop,  10  tons. 

Mr.  Turner  writes  that  his  crop  is  very  light.  Grapes  do  not  seem  to  do  well  on  the 
bottom  land;  they  either  sunburn,  mildew,  or  rot;  the  gravelly  lands  are  best  for  grapes. 

Van  Allen,  William,  Healdsburg.— Total,  21  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  low 
lying;  level;  crop,  100  tons. 

Wageler,  Mrs.,  Cozzens. — Total,  22  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  100  tons. 

Walden  Company  (limited),  Geyserville. — Total,  40  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  30 
acres;  soil  black  loam  and  gravel,  varies;  part  lowland  and  part  upland;  exposure  south 
and  east;  crop,  15  tons;  cooperage,  redwood,  300,000  gallons. 

Walker,  B.  F.,  Cozzens.— Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  expos- 
ure south  and  east;  crop,  20  tons. 

Wambold,  D.  M.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  4  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  low  lying; 
crop,  8  tons. 

A  late  hail  storm  seriously  damaged  the  crop  in  1892;  the  same  patch  produced  about 
20  tons  in  1891,  and  about  40  tons  in  1890. 

Warren,  W.  P.,  Alexander  Valley.— Total,  17  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  16  acres; 
soil  red  loam;  exposure,  gentle  slope  to  the  east;  crop,  63  tons. 

Mr.  Warren  says:  "  I  have  no  resistant  or  grafted  vines.  My  vineyard  consists  of  Bur- 
ger, Malvoisie,  Zinfandel,  Firisago,  and  Carignan,  about  equally  divided.  1  like  the 
Burger  and  Carignan  best;  the  Malvoisie  is  a  good  bearer  and  is  profitable  to  raise  for 
brandy." 

Warner,  A.  L.,  Healdsburg.— Total,  22  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  20  acres;  in  table  grapes,  2 
acres;  have  set  out  trees  on  about  12  acres,  by  taking  out  every  third  vine  in  every  third 
row;  a  very  little  phylloxera  has  just  made  its  appearance  in  one  or  two  places;  soil 
mostly  of  a  black  gravelly  loam;  upland;  rather  sheltered  from  the  northwest  wind, 
but  fair  to  the  sun;  crop,  100  tons. 

Mr.  Warner  has  set  trees  in  his  vineyard,  thinking  it  a  better  plan  to  start  a  new  vine- 
yard with  resistant  vines,  providing  the  outlook  will  warrant  it.  Thus,  he  taxes  but 
very  few  grapes  while  growing  the  trees,  and  he  thinks  very  little  of  trying  to  patch  up 
a  phylloxera  vineyard. 

Warner,  J.  E.,  Healdsburg— Total,  11  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  direct 
exposure  to  both  sun  and  wind;  crop,  75  tons. 

Walters,  Solomon,  Healdsburg— Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 

Weidland,  Frank,  Healdsburg —Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly; 
upland;  southern  exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 


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Wheaton,  John,  Healdsburg. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  70  tons. 

Whitney,  William,  Healdsburg. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  mountain; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Wines,  W.  F.,  Santa  Rosa  (winery  near  Soda  Rock). — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing  and 
all  wine  grapes;  soil  black  loam;  southern  exposure;  crop,  6  tons. 

Winder,  Mrs.  M.  A.,  Geyserville, — Total,  35  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  gravelly;  up- 
land; southern  exposure;  crop,  68  tons. 

.     Wisecarner  Estate,  Geyserville. — Total,  50  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  valley; 
eastern  and  southern  exposure;  crop,  270  tons. 

Wise,  Mrs.  Marion,  San  Rafael. — Vineyard  on  hills  west  of  Healdsburg.  Total,  50  acres; 
all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  mountain;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  60  tons;  wine  on  hand, 
4,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  20,000  gallons;  redwood,  30,000  gallons. 

Woods,  J.  B.,  Cloverdale.— Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Worth,  C.,  Preston. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  valley;  western 
exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Wright,  B.  F.,  Cozzens. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  upland;  crop,  60 
tons. 

Wrightson,  Francis,  Santa  Rosa. — The  "Knust"  Vineyard,  near  Cloverdale.  Total,  30 
acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  valley;  western  exposure;  crop,  70  tons. 

Yordi,  Fred.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  17  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  crop,  50  tons. 
Mr.  Yordi  has  not  discovered  any  phylloxera  as  yet;  vineyard  mostly  Zinfandel. 

Young  &  Hobbs,  Alexander  Valley. — Total,  22  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  valley; 
western  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Young,  Mrs.  M.,  Alexander  Valley. — Total,  4  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  loam; 
valley;  southern  exposure;  crop,  iO  tons. 

Young,  Michael,  Healdsburg. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  valley;  south- 
ern exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Zalfo,  G.,  Cloverdale. — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  black  loam;  valley;  southern 
exposure;  crop,  50  tons. 


FIFTH  DISTRICT. 

COMPRISING  THE  TOWNSHIPS  OF  BODEGA,  OCEAN,  REDWOOD,  AND  SALT 

POINT. 


Austin,  Granville  T.,  Guerneville.—  Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam;  mount- 
ain, summit  land;  exposure,  level  land  on  top  of  high  hills;  crop,  40  tons. 

Beadle,  Louis,  Occidental. — Total,  10  acres;  all  wine  grapes  and  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy 
loam;  upland;  northern  exposure;  crop,  10  tons. 

Brain,  William,  Occidental. — Total,  7  acres;   all  in  bearing;   soil  black  loam;  upland; 
northern  exposure;  crop,  17  tons. 

Bones,  William,  Occidental. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red;  upland;  exposure, 
northeast;  crop,  20  tons. 

Chenoweth,  J.  H.,  Occidental. — Total,  14  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  sandy  loam,  yel- 
low clay  below;  upland;  exposure,  nearly  level;  crop,  32  tons,  rotted. 

Cox,  John  J.,Cazadero—  Total,  12  acres;   all  in  bearing;   soil  light  gravelly;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Crispi,  Joseph,  Occidental— Total,  12  acres;   all  in  bearing;   soil  sandy  loam;   upland; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  40  tons. 

Devine,  Peter,  Guerneville.— Total,  8  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly;  mountain;  south- 
erly exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Drago,  Nelson,  Occidental. — Total,  21  acres;   all  in  bearing;   soil  black  loam;  upland; 
eastern  exposure;  crop,  45  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  1,200  gallons. 


Dupont,  James,  Occidental. — Total,  11  acres;  all  in  bearing;  spil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  nearly  level;  crop,  20  tons. 

Fisk,  J.  C.  &  Son, . — Tqtal,  5  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  4  acres;  in  raisin  grapes,  1  acre; 

soil  gravelly;   mountain;  crop,  6  tons;   wine  on  hand,  100  gallons;   cooperage,' oak,  300 
gallons. 

Francisco,  Alphonso,  Occidental. — Total,  5  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam; 
upland;  exposure  east;  crop,  12  tons. 

Gallagher,  John,  Occidental. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  slopes  mostly  to  the  south;  crop,  50  tons. 

Hausmann,  E.  A.,  Occidental. — Total,  7  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  10  tons;  wine  on  hand,  150  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  400 
gallons. 

Hopper,  Thomas,  Occidental—Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure  east;  crop,  40  tons. 

Joost,  Jacob,  Guerneville.— Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  gravelly;  mountain; 
southern  exposure;  crop,  30  tons. 

Kloppenberg,  William,  Occidental. — Total,  12  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam; 
upland;  exposure,  southeast  slope;  crop,  48  tons. 

Korbel  Brothers,  Guerneville. — Total,  220  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  and  black  loam; 
part  valley  and  part  hill;  southern  exposure;  crop,  500  tons;  wine  on  hand,  400,000 
gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  400,000  gallons;  redwood,  100,000  gallons. 

This  winery  is  nearly  new.  It  is  .of  brick,  and  is  believed  to  be  admirably  adapted  to 
the  purpose  for  which  it  was  intended.  The  large  vineyard  is  in  good  condition,  there 
being  no  disease  in  it  or  in  any  of  the  neighboring  vineyards. 

Lancel,  E.  (estate  of),  Occidental. — Total,  60  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  gravelly  adobe; 
upland;  exposure,  all  directions;  crop,  120  tons;  was  unable  to  get  figures  in  regard  to 
amount  of  wine  on  hand  or  cooperage  of  Lancel  winery;  cooperage  estimated  at  120,000 
gallons. 

Ludolf,  IL,  Occidental. — Total,  20  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam,  yellow;  upland; 
exposure,  level,  on  top  of  hill;  crop,  90  tons;  cooperage,  oak,  3,500  gallons;  redwood,  5,500 
gallons. 

From  choice  selected  grapes  Mr.  Ludolf  made  at  home  5,500  gallons  of  wine,  most  of 
which  is  still  on  hand. 

Marelli,  Josette,  Occidental. — Total,  18  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  mountain; 
exposure,  nearly  level;  crop,  20  tons;  yomrg  vineyard.  .  . 

Mathias,  Paul,  Santa  Rosa  (vineyard  near  Guerneville). — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing 
and  all  wine  grapes;  soil  light  sandy;  mountain;  eastern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Nolan,  C.  P.,  Occidental. — Total,  30  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  southeast  slope;  crop,  85  tons. 

Prvsek,  Joseph,  Guerneville. — Total,  85  acres;  in  wine  grapes;  in  bearing,  30  acres;  soil 
light  loam;  upland;  south  and  east  exposure;  crop,  24  tons;  wine  on  hand,  5, 000 gallons; 
cooperage,  oak,  6,000  gallons. 

Mr.  Prosek  has  a  very  fine  young  vineyard  j  ust  coming  into  bearing.  He  makes  a  choice 
wine,  which  commands  a  high  price  in  the  market. 

Rickseker,  L.  E.,  Santa  Rosa. — Winery  is  near  Occidental.  Total,  10  acres;  all  in  bear- 
ing; soil  red  gravelly;  mountain;  southern  exposure;  crop,  15  tons. 

Ridenhour,^fi^-rrr;  Guerneville. — Total,  15  acres;  in  wine  grapes,  8  acres;  in  table  grapes, 
7  acres;  soil  gravelly  and  clay  loam;  upland;  south  and  east  exposure,  well  protected  from 
wind;  crop,  65  tons. 

Schlake,  C.,  Occidental — Total,  11  acres;  all  in  bearing;  eoil  brown  loam;  upland;  ex- 
posure, almost  level;  crop,  40  tons. 

Spechler,  Richard,  Occidental — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  clay,  deep; 
mountain;  exposure  southeast;  crop,  15  tons;  wine  on  hand,  900  gallons;  cooperage,  oak, 
750  gallons. 

Mr.  Spechler  is  experimenting  with  Riparia  and  Californica;  vines  doing  well. 

Stewart,  William,  Occidental — Total,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  sandy  loam;  upland; 
exposure,  level;  crop,  40  tons;  makes  wine  of  part;  wine  on  hand,  4,000  gallons;  cooper- 
age, redwood,  4,000  gallons. 

Stotz,  Chas.,  Occidental— Total,  22  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  red  loam,  part  limestone 
and  slate  rock  base;  mountain;  exposure  east  and  south;  crop,  35  tons;  wine  on  hand, 
3,000  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  4,000  gallons. 

Torrance,  J.  L.,  Guerneville. — Total,  6  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  dark  gravelly  loam; 
upland;  exposure  east  and  southeast;  crop,  10  tons. 


Urban,  Vincens,  Guerncville—Tot&l,  15  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland; 
exposure  west  and  north;  crop,  16  tons;  wine  on  hand,  800  gallons;  cooperage,  oak,  SOU 
gallons.  New  place;  first  manufacturing. 

Wehrspon,  A.,  Guerneville— Total,  16  acres;  all  in  bearing;  soil  light  loam;  upland;  ex- 
posure south;  crop,  35  tons. 


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